Raymond Elferink – Online Surveys 2.0 ASC Funky Data: working with unconventional data in surveys and research 25 September 2012, Imperial College, London, UK

Raymond Elferink – Introduction o Netherlands and Lithuania o Knowledge Exchange o Business Intelligence o E-Learning o Across EU o UK: JISC, UKCES, Connexions

Raymond Elferink – (online) Software Systems o Many were based on existing offline systems o Functionality copied, not redesigned o Misplaced analogies o Slow innovation

Raymond Elferink – Examples POP, CC, Inbox, Outbox, Address book E-books: Bookmarks, Margin notes, ToC E-learning and Assessment: PDF, text and images, Multiple choice Other: File System, Desktop, Saving of documents

Raymond Elferink – Online Surveys Today o A lot of multiple choice questions o Score matrices (on 5 or 10 point scales) o Mostly written introductions

Raymond Elferink – Online Surveys Today o With  Rules  Automatic data entry o Without  Breaking the format  Handwriting  Drawing Online versions of paper survey forms

Raymond Elferink – But there is more... Being in an online environment allows us to use online content Being in a dynamic environment allows us to use dynamic features

Raymond Elferink – Online content o Multimedia: Pictures, video, audio o Uploaded or embedded o Wherever we need it:  to introduce a subject or question;  as answer options;  as answers from users.

Raymond Elferink – Multimedia

Raymond Elferink – Associative questions

Raymond Elferink – Two-dimensional thinking

Raymond Elferink – Sliding scales

Raymond Elferink – Lightbite Toolbox – Authoring

Raymond Elferink – Adaptive Surveys o Dependent questions o Dependent sections

Raymond Elferink – Drawing conclusions o Use any question result to filter survey results o Generate graphs on the fly (bar, pie, stacked, bubble) o Research free text using tagclouds o Thumbnail overviews of uploaded pictures

Raymond Elferink – Drawing conclusions o Use any question result to filter survey results o Generate graphs on the fly (bar, pie, stacked, bubble) o Research free text using tagclouds o Thumbnail overviews of uploaded pictures

Raymond Elferink – Drawing conclusions o Use any question result to filter survey results o Generate graphs on the fly (bar, pie, stacked, bubble) o Research free text using tagclouds o Thumbnail overviews of uploaded pictures

Raymond Elferink – Near future o Create audiomaps from (uploaded) videos resulting in videowalls with themed clips o Analyse positives and negatives in free text o Integration of public datasources o Contextual content

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Raymond Elferink – “Let others praise ancient times; I am glad I was born in these.” Publius Ovidius Naso (43 B.C. - A.D. 18)