The document appears to be a survey containing questions about media usage. Some key details:
- The survey was completed by 12 respondents, most of whom were 17-year-old females living in Burgess Hill.
- Respondents came from households with 4-5 people, owning various media devices and 2-4 TVs.
- Mobile phones, films, and popular music were among the most important media.
- Respondents watched movies weekly and preferred comedies. Streaming and renting movies was also common.
- Most respondents felt downloading media illegally was wrong but understandable.
This document summarizes the results of a survey of 41 zoos and aquariums about their development departments and fundraising practices. Some key findings include:
- The majority (90.2%) of respondents were zoos.
- Most institutions (41.5%) had over 3000 donors, though 22% had under 500 donors.
- Annual fundraising revenues increased for 32.4% of respondents in the most recent year.
- The top sources of institutional support were individual giving (51-75% for 29.7% of respondents) and foundations (34.3% from 11-25%).
Results of survey about nutritional habits - UkEleni Kabaraki
The document contains the results of a survey about eating habits, with most respondents reporting that they eat regularly with 2-4 meals per day including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The majority eat their main meal during lunchtime and their mother's use olive oil when cooking. Most respondents also reported hearing about the food pyramid and incorporating items like bread, milk and cereal into their normal breakfast.
This document discusses the evolution of drug-eluting stent (DES) technology, including DES systems that use bioabsorbable polymers. Several bioabsorbable polymer DES systems are described, including the BioMatrix DES which uses a biodegradable polylactic acid polymer coating to deliver biolimus, and data is presented showing low late lumen loss and low rates of restenosis. Other bioabsorbable polymer DES discussed include the Synergy DES, DESyne, Inspiron, Orbus DES, and Biomine DES. The document highlights advantages of bioabsorbable polymer DES systems over durable polymer DES, as bioabsorbable polymers avoid long-term inflammation and delays in re-end
The survey asked representatives of zoos and aquariums about their membership programs. It found that most respondents represented zoos (85.7%) rather than aquariums (14.3%). The average renewal rate across institutions was reported to be around 60-69%, though rates varied. Over half of respondents said their renewal rate had decreased or stayed the same from the previous year. Most calculate renewal rates at month's end or 60 days after the close of the month. Direct mail letter packages were the most commonly used renewal program tool.
A survey of 25 respondents about energy use found the following:
1) 88% use coal for home heating, while 8% use fuel oil and 4% use electricity.
2) 80% reported that the walls of their home are insulated, while 20% said they are not.
3) 45.8% of respondents said their parents do not adjust the thermostat above 22 degrees in winter.
The survey included 14 additional questions about energy use behaviors and awareness.
A survey was conducted with 24 respondents from Denmark about their water usage habits. Some key findings include:
- Over 95% of respondents drink tap water and over 95% do not know what their parents pay for water.
- Around half of respondents have ways to reduce water consumption at home.
- Most respondents take short showers, close the tap while brushing teeth, and only wash full loads in washing machines and dishwashers.
- Respondents provided ideas for saving water like taking shorter showers and not leaving taps running.
This document summarizes an evaluation of an educational session on developing a business plan. Participants found that the session met its learning objectives and most felt they could apply the material to their practice. While some needed more education in certain areas, most ranked patient education as their top priority. Presenters were rated highly for their expertise, skills, understandability, and effective time management. Content was found to be relevant, accurate, and at an appropriate level.
Results of survey about nutritional habits- DenmarkEleni Kabaraki
The document provides results from a survey on eating habits. It shows that:
1) Most respondents (70.8%) eat regularly, with 4-5 meals being a common number per day.
2) Breakfast is the most regularly eaten meal, with lunch and dinner also being common.
3) Fruits and vegetables are consumed once a day by half of respondents, while fish and whole grains have lower consumption rates.
4) Water is the most commonly drunk beverage, while soda consumption varies from occasional to regular among respondents.
This document summarizes the results of a survey of 41 zoos and aquariums about their development departments and fundraising practices. Some key findings include:
- The majority (90.2%) of respondents were zoos.
- Most institutions (41.5%) had over 3000 donors, though 22% had under 500 donors.
- Annual fundraising revenues increased for 32.4% of respondents in the most recent year.
- The top sources of institutional support were individual giving (51-75% for 29.7% of respondents) and foundations (34.3% from 11-25%).
Results of survey about nutritional habits - UkEleni Kabaraki
The document contains the results of a survey about eating habits, with most respondents reporting that they eat regularly with 2-4 meals per day including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The majority eat their main meal during lunchtime and their mother's use olive oil when cooking. Most respondents also reported hearing about the food pyramid and incorporating items like bread, milk and cereal into their normal breakfast.
This document discusses the evolution of drug-eluting stent (DES) technology, including DES systems that use bioabsorbable polymers. Several bioabsorbable polymer DES systems are described, including the BioMatrix DES which uses a biodegradable polylactic acid polymer coating to deliver biolimus, and data is presented showing low late lumen loss and low rates of restenosis. Other bioabsorbable polymer DES discussed include the Synergy DES, DESyne, Inspiron, Orbus DES, and Biomine DES. The document highlights advantages of bioabsorbable polymer DES systems over durable polymer DES, as bioabsorbable polymers avoid long-term inflammation and delays in re-end
The survey asked representatives of zoos and aquariums about their membership programs. It found that most respondents represented zoos (85.7%) rather than aquariums (14.3%). The average renewal rate across institutions was reported to be around 60-69%, though rates varied. Over half of respondents said their renewal rate had decreased or stayed the same from the previous year. Most calculate renewal rates at month's end or 60 days after the close of the month. Direct mail letter packages were the most commonly used renewal program tool.
A survey of 25 respondents about energy use found the following:
1) 88% use coal for home heating, while 8% use fuel oil and 4% use electricity.
2) 80% reported that the walls of their home are insulated, while 20% said they are not.
3) 45.8% of respondents said their parents do not adjust the thermostat above 22 degrees in winter.
The survey included 14 additional questions about energy use behaviors and awareness.
A survey was conducted with 24 respondents from Denmark about their water usage habits. Some key findings include:
- Over 95% of respondents drink tap water and over 95% do not know what their parents pay for water.
- Around half of respondents have ways to reduce water consumption at home.
- Most respondents take short showers, close the tap while brushing teeth, and only wash full loads in washing machines and dishwashers.
- Respondents provided ideas for saving water like taking shorter showers and not leaving taps running.
This document summarizes an evaluation of an educational session on developing a business plan. Participants found that the session met its learning objectives and most felt they could apply the material to their practice. While some needed more education in certain areas, most ranked patient education as their top priority. Presenters were rated highly for their expertise, skills, understandability, and effective time management. Content was found to be relevant, accurate, and at an appropriate level.
Results of survey about nutritional habits- DenmarkEleni Kabaraki
The document provides results from a survey on eating habits. It shows that:
1) Most respondents (70.8%) eat regularly, with 4-5 meals being a common number per day.
2) Breakfast is the most regularly eaten meal, with lunch and dinner also being common.
3) Fruits and vegetables are consumed once a day by half of respondents, while fish and whole grains have lower consumption rates.
4) Water is the most commonly drunk beverage, while soda consumption varies from occasional to regular among respondents.
This document is an appendix from a survey on teachers' use of information and communication technologies (ICT). It contains the raw data collected from 106 respondents on their demographics, ICT skills and tools used, and approaches to professional development. The appendix includes 14 multiple choice questions on topics such as the teachers' gender, age, experience level, frequency of tool use, and how they learn about new technologies. It provides the response percentages and counts for each answer option selected.
A survey was conducted of Willacy County residents about parks and recreation facilities. The majority of respondents were English-speaking, lived in either Lasara or Raymondville, and were between ages 36-50. Over half had children living at home and participated in organized sports outside of school. An overwhelming majority felt the county should develop or improve outdoor facilities. The top five facilities respondents wanted added were picnic areas, playgrounds, baseball fields, bicycling trails, and basketball courts.
A community survey was conducted in Willacy County, Texas regarding parks and recreation. The majority of respondents were Hispanic females aged 36-50 living in Lasara. Most respondents have children and participate in organized sports. There was strong support for developing both indoor and outdoor recreation facilities. The top requested outdoor facilities included picnic areas, walking trails, and swimming pools. For indoor facilities, fitness rooms and a community center with a gym and pool were most popular. Respondents said they would use parks in Port Mansfield if amenities like trails and fishing piers were improved. The greatest need in the county is more recreation programs and facilities.
Results of survey about nutritional habits ItalyEleni Kabaraki
The document contains the results of a survey about eating habits, with most respondents reporting that they eat regularly with 2-4 meals per day including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The majority eat their main meal during lunchtime and their mother uses olive oil when cooking, with common breakfast foods being bread, milk, cereal, and biscuits.
Survey Social Media @ Law Firm Librariescreynolds2009
The survey asked librarians and information professionals about their use of social media both personally and professionally.
Key findings include:
- Over 75% of respondents do not use social media to deliver library services, though 23.5% do.
- Twitter is used mostly as a source of current awareness (33.3%) and for trends in librarianship (34.6%).
- 90.1% of respondents do not think social media is a passing fad.
- While 43.2% see little use for social media in their library, 56.8% disagree.
- Most check social media once or twice a day, with 28.4% checking less than once a day
An NGO survey collected information from 64 respondents. It gathered basic organization details, contact information, sectors of work, budgets, staffing levels, and technology usage. Respondents indicated their levels of experience and satisfaction with various tools. The majority were satisfied with internet search, social networking, and contact management tools. Over half had limited experience with print publishing and project tracking software.
Based on a survey of 23 respondents about home appliances and devices:
- 78.3% of respondents were male and most were between 25-34 years old.
- Respondents reported having an average of 6 devices running at home and spending 8.5 hours at home per day.
- Over 40% of respondents said they would sometimes or often forget to turn off appliances and devices.
- An intelligent refrigerator that monitors inventory levels and automated re-ordering services were viewed as potentially useful by many respondents, though some expressed privacy or cost concerns.
This document is an expression of interest form for the ACFE ementor project 2010. It collects information from organizations about their interest and experience with e-learning and technology-enabled learning. It asks for contact details of participating staff, whether e-learning is part of the organization's strategic plan, and what opportunities and experiences they have with various e-learning tools. The benefits of participation are seen as valuable experience for participants, opportunities for the organization, and improved learning for communities.
A survey was conducted about household waste. [1] 100% of respondents said it is important to separate household waste to solve environmental problems. [2] The top three reasons people don't sort waste are laziness (50%), lack of information (15.4%), and no interest (30.8%). [3] 76% of respondents said sanctions should be taken against those who don't sort waste.
Tim Miles Survey: Your Brain on Marketing Melissa Kunde
Tim Miles presented to a group of business leaders. Most attendees said they would recommend Tim's events to others and would like to meet with him again during his next visit. They were also interested in learning more about using radio and digital/social media to help grow their businesses. The majority felt their perceptions of how radio could aid business growth had changed after hearing Tim speak and that they could apply what they learned to their own companies. Many also expressed interest in a specialized workshop to help craft effective marketing messages.
Tim Miles Seminar Survey - Your Brain on Marketing Melissa Kunde
This is a survey from 42 small business owners out of 111 who attended the Portland Area Radio Council's sponsored event featuring Tim Miles, Wizard of Ads.
This is Your Brain on Marketing.
The document contains a table showing 5 students' scores on 4 math assignments and their total percentages. It also includes the low, high, and average scores across all assignments. The document asks how many points Jim would need to miss on Assignment 1 to fall to second place.
This document appears to be a survey completed by 11 participants evaluating a Know Your Customer training class. All participants indicated the training was held in St. Louis on day 2 of class. Brian Hires and Leland Smith were identified as the primary and partner ATLs, respectively. Key takeaways for initial client contacts included asking open-ended questions, obtaining permission to call back, and asking for referrals. For repeat contacts, participants noted bridging personal conversations, drilling down on financial details, and asking for referrals again. Overall, the ATLs and visiting veteran received high ratings from participants for creating a positive learning environment and providing useful feedback.
The document provides guidance on summarizing conventions used in various media texts, including music magazines, British film, neo-noir trailers, film websites, and film magazines. It instructs the reader to explain how they learned about the conventions by naming specific videos watched and how they influenced the reader's work. Print and video conventions are then defined, including elements like mastheads, coverlines, columns, pictures, captions, cinematography, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, and text. Finally, Stuart Hall's encoding/decoding model of media discourse is summarized as locating meaning between the producer and reader, with the producer encoding meaning and the reader decoding it according to their own background and interpretation.
The document discusses different techniques for creating a collage mash-up including appropriation of media content, playing with one's surroundings through problem-solving, and interacting with tools that expand mental capacities. It provides examples of apps and websites that can be used to create digital collages, as well as examples of artists who have used mash-up techniques in their work. Students are assigned the task of creating their own collage mash-up to represent their perspective on the extent and range of media representations of immigrants.
This document discusses the importance of new media in understanding issues like immigration. It refers to initial thoughts on immigration and subsequent learning. New media allows for research using tools like Google, Wikipedia and interactive/convergent media. Old media is described as digital vs analogue. The document asks how new media compares to learning in class and outlines skills learned through new media like research, planning, construction and evaluation using various tools.
This document provides guidance for writing a case study examining example on the topic of Media and Collective Identity. It recommends using reasoning skills to write a proficient paragraph in an examination style. Key aspects to demonstrate include confidence in writing style and using evidence to support analyzing how a work represents Britishness, specifically looking at Britpop through the frameworks of hegemony and pluralism. Examples of relevant areas to cover include the main artists, lyrics, music videos, and interviews, and interrogating a provided quotation from Chambers on conflicting representations of national identity.
The document discusses starter motors used for internal combustion engines. Starter motors are electric motors that turn the engine over to start it. They engage with the flywheel through a pinion gear and are disengaged once the engine starts running on its own. Modern starter motors are much more powerful and reliable than older models.
This document is an appendix from a survey on teachers' use of information and communication technologies (ICT). It contains the raw data collected from 106 respondents on their demographics, ICT skills and tools used, and approaches to professional development. The appendix includes 14 multiple choice questions on topics such as the teachers' gender, age, experience level, frequency of tool use, and how they learn about new technologies. It provides the response percentages and counts for each answer option selected.
A survey was conducted of Willacy County residents about parks and recreation facilities. The majority of respondents were English-speaking, lived in either Lasara or Raymondville, and were between ages 36-50. Over half had children living at home and participated in organized sports outside of school. An overwhelming majority felt the county should develop or improve outdoor facilities. The top five facilities respondents wanted added were picnic areas, playgrounds, baseball fields, bicycling trails, and basketball courts.
A community survey was conducted in Willacy County, Texas regarding parks and recreation. The majority of respondents were Hispanic females aged 36-50 living in Lasara. Most respondents have children and participate in organized sports. There was strong support for developing both indoor and outdoor recreation facilities. The top requested outdoor facilities included picnic areas, walking trails, and swimming pools. For indoor facilities, fitness rooms and a community center with a gym and pool were most popular. Respondents said they would use parks in Port Mansfield if amenities like trails and fishing piers were improved. The greatest need in the county is more recreation programs and facilities.
Results of survey about nutritional habits ItalyEleni Kabaraki
The document contains the results of a survey about eating habits, with most respondents reporting that they eat regularly with 2-4 meals per day including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The majority eat their main meal during lunchtime and their mother uses olive oil when cooking, with common breakfast foods being bread, milk, cereal, and biscuits.
Survey Social Media @ Law Firm Librariescreynolds2009
The survey asked librarians and information professionals about their use of social media both personally and professionally.
Key findings include:
- Over 75% of respondents do not use social media to deliver library services, though 23.5% do.
- Twitter is used mostly as a source of current awareness (33.3%) and for trends in librarianship (34.6%).
- 90.1% of respondents do not think social media is a passing fad.
- While 43.2% see little use for social media in their library, 56.8% disagree.
- Most check social media once or twice a day, with 28.4% checking less than once a day
An NGO survey collected information from 64 respondents. It gathered basic organization details, contact information, sectors of work, budgets, staffing levels, and technology usage. Respondents indicated their levels of experience and satisfaction with various tools. The majority were satisfied with internet search, social networking, and contact management tools. Over half had limited experience with print publishing and project tracking software.
Based on a survey of 23 respondents about home appliances and devices:
- 78.3% of respondents were male and most were between 25-34 years old.
- Respondents reported having an average of 6 devices running at home and spending 8.5 hours at home per day.
- Over 40% of respondents said they would sometimes or often forget to turn off appliances and devices.
- An intelligent refrigerator that monitors inventory levels and automated re-ordering services were viewed as potentially useful by many respondents, though some expressed privacy or cost concerns.
This document is an expression of interest form for the ACFE ementor project 2010. It collects information from organizations about their interest and experience with e-learning and technology-enabled learning. It asks for contact details of participating staff, whether e-learning is part of the organization's strategic plan, and what opportunities and experiences they have with various e-learning tools. The benefits of participation are seen as valuable experience for participants, opportunities for the organization, and improved learning for communities.
A survey was conducted about household waste. [1] 100% of respondents said it is important to separate household waste to solve environmental problems. [2] The top three reasons people don't sort waste are laziness (50%), lack of information (15.4%), and no interest (30.8%). [3] 76% of respondents said sanctions should be taken against those who don't sort waste.
Tim Miles Survey: Your Brain on Marketing Melissa Kunde
Tim Miles presented to a group of business leaders. Most attendees said they would recommend Tim's events to others and would like to meet with him again during his next visit. They were also interested in learning more about using radio and digital/social media to help grow their businesses. The majority felt their perceptions of how radio could aid business growth had changed after hearing Tim speak and that they could apply what they learned to their own companies. Many also expressed interest in a specialized workshop to help craft effective marketing messages.
Tim Miles Seminar Survey - Your Brain on Marketing Melissa Kunde
This is a survey from 42 small business owners out of 111 who attended the Portland Area Radio Council's sponsored event featuring Tim Miles, Wizard of Ads.
This is Your Brain on Marketing.
The document contains a table showing 5 students' scores on 4 math assignments and their total percentages. It also includes the low, high, and average scores across all assignments. The document asks how many points Jim would need to miss on Assignment 1 to fall to second place.
This document appears to be a survey completed by 11 participants evaluating a Know Your Customer training class. All participants indicated the training was held in St. Louis on day 2 of class. Brian Hires and Leland Smith were identified as the primary and partner ATLs, respectively. Key takeaways for initial client contacts included asking open-ended questions, obtaining permission to call back, and asking for referrals. For repeat contacts, participants noted bridging personal conversations, drilling down on financial details, and asking for referrals again. Overall, the ATLs and visiting veteran received high ratings from participants for creating a positive learning environment and providing useful feedback.
The document provides guidance on summarizing conventions used in various media texts, including music magazines, British film, neo-noir trailers, film websites, and film magazines. It instructs the reader to explain how they learned about the conventions by naming specific videos watched and how they influenced the reader's work. Print and video conventions are then defined, including elements like mastheads, coverlines, columns, pictures, captions, cinematography, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, and text. Finally, Stuart Hall's encoding/decoding model of media discourse is summarized as locating meaning between the producer and reader, with the producer encoding meaning and the reader decoding it according to their own background and interpretation.
The document discusses different techniques for creating a collage mash-up including appropriation of media content, playing with one's surroundings through problem-solving, and interacting with tools that expand mental capacities. It provides examples of apps and websites that can be used to create digital collages, as well as examples of artists who have used mash-up techniques in their work. Students are assigned the task of creating their own collage mash-up to represent their perspective on the extent and range of media representations of immigrants.
This document discusses the importance of new media in understanding issues like immigration. It refers to initial thoughts on immigration and subsequent learning. New media allows for research using tools like Google, Wikipedia and interactive/convergent media. Old media is described as digital vs analogue. The document asks how new media compares to learning in class and outlines skills learned through new media like research, planning, construction and evaluation using various tools.
This document provides guidance for writing a case study examining example on the topic of Media and Collective Identity. It recommends using reasoning skills to write a proficient paragraph in an examination style. Key aspects to demonstrate include confidence in writing style and using evidence to support analyzing how a work represents Britishness, specifically looking at Britpop through the frameworks of hegemony and pluralism. Examples of relevant areas to cover include the main artists, lyrics, music videos, and interviews, and interrogating a provided quotation from Chambers on conflicting representations of national identity.
The document discusses starter motors used for internal combustion engines. Starter motors are electric motors that turn the engine over to start it. They engage with the flywheel through a pinion gear and are disengaged once the engine starts running on its own. Modern starter motors are much more powerful and reliable than older models.
This document outlines a quantitative research study conducted at company A2. The study aimed to gain deeper insights through an online questionnaire with sophisticated questions and tight administration. Data from the questionnaire was analyzed in Excel to yield very meaningful findings, including relationships across two factors.
The document discusses various theories related to media, collective identity, and national identity. It covers concepts like hegemony, pluralism, collective identity, performance of identity, imagined communities, national culture, and the public sphere. Several key points are made about how media can shape notions of identity and reinforce stereotypes through the framing of issues and lack of questioning of the existing system.
This document discusses media and collective identity in Britain. It addresses how the media can shape perceptions of what it means to be British through news coverage of issues like immigration. Students are asked to consider their own attitudes towards immigration and analyze how news articles represent immigration using theories around how the media can reinforce stereotypes or strive for journalistic ideals of fairness, accuracy, and balance.
Media plays a key role in shaping collective identity. The document provides guidance on organizing one's time, reading, writing, and revising for studying media and collective identity. It emphasizes using examples from films, newspapers, music, and social media to illustrate concepts like identity and representation. Students should demonstrate understanding of media theories, knowledge of industries and texts, and engagement with issues and debates in their assessment responses.
1. Media Usage Template
1. Are you female or male?
Response Response
Percent Count
Male 75.0% 9
Female 25.0% 3
answered question 12
skipped question 0
2. Are you?
Response Response
Percent Count
17 91.7% 11
18 8.3% 1
Other (please specify) 0
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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2. 3. Do you live in?
Response Response
Percent Count
Burgess Hill 70.0% 7
Haywards Heath 30.0% 3
Other (please specify)
2
answered question 10
skipped question 2
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3. 4. Which best describes your ethnicity?
Response Response
Percent Count
White British 81.8% 9
White Other 0.0% 0
Asian 0.0% 0
Black African 0.0% 0
Black Caribbean 0.0% 0
Chinese 0.0% 0
Mixed 18.2% 2
Other (please specify)
2
answered question 11
skipped question 1
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4. 5. How many people live in your household?
Response Response
Percent Count
2 0.0% 0
3 8.3% 1
4 50.0% 6
5 33.3% 4
6 0.0% 0
7 0.0% 0
8 8.3% 1
9 0.0% 0
9+ 0.0% 0
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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5. 6. Which of these are in your household? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
Mobile phone 100.0% 12
MP3 Device 91.7% 11
Laptop 100.0% 12
Desktop 58.3% 7
Camera 100.0% 12
Tablet 50.0% 6
DVD Player 100.0% 12
BluRay Player 58.3% 7
Sky Box 83.3% 10
Freeview box 33.3% 4
Radio 91.7% 11
DAB Radio 33.3% 4
Games Console 91.7% 11
Record Player 16.7% 2
CD Player 91.7% 11
Cassette Player 16.7% 2
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6. answered question 12
skipped question 0
7. What is the most important piece of media technology to you?
Response
Count
12
answered question 12
skipped question 0
8. Do you have your own room?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 83.3% 10
No 16.7% 2
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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7. 9. Which of these do you personally own?
Response Response
Percent Count
Mobile phone 100.0% 12
MP3 Device 75.0% 9
Laptop 91.7% 11
Desktop 8.3% 1
Camera 83.3% 10
Tablet 8.3% 1
DVD Player 25.0% 3
BluRay Player 8.3% 1
Sky Box 16.7% 2
Freeview box 0.0% 0
Radio 25.0% 3
DAB Radio 8.3% 1
Games Console 66.7% 8
Record Player 8.3% 1
CD Player 41.7% 5
Cassette Player 0.0% 0
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8. Other (please specify) 0
answered question 12
skipped question 0
10. How many television sets are there in your household?
Response Response
Percent Count
0 0.0% 0
1 0.0% 0
2 25.0% 3
3 16.7% 2
4 50.0% 6
5 0.0% 0
5+ 8.3% 1
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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9. 11. How many internet enabled devices (computers, laptops, tablets, phones) are there in your household?
Response Response
Percent Count
1 0.0% 0
2 0.0% 0
3 8.3% 1
4 16.7% 2
5 16.7% 2
6 8.3% 1
7 0.0% 0
8 16.7% 2
10 16.7% 2
10+ 16.7% 2
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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11. 25.0% 25.0% 8.3% 16.7% 8.3% 0.0% 16.7% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Social Networking 3.25 12
(3) (3) (1) (2) (1) (0) (2) (0) (0) (0) (0)
answered question 12
skipped question 0
13. How often do you watch movies?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 16.7% 2
Every week 41.7% 5
Fortnightly 33.3% 4
Monthly 8.3% 1
Annually 0.0% 0
Never 0.0% 0
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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12. 14. What film genre do you most prefer?
Response Response
Percent Count
Action/ Adventure 36.4% 4
Romance 0.0% 0
Comedy 63.6% 7
Drama 0.0% 0
Sci-Fi 0.0% 0
Western 0.0% 0
World 0.0% 0
Noir 0.0% 0
Animation 0.0% 0
War 0.0% 0
Family 0.0% 0
Other (please specify)
1
answered question 11
skipped question 1
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13. 15. What was the last film you saw at the cinema?
Response
Count
11
answered question 11
skipped question 1
16. How often do you rent DVDs or videos of movies?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 0.0% 0
Every week 0.0% 0
Fortnightly 0.0% 0
Monthly 45.5% 5
Annually 18.2% 2
Never 36.4% 4
answered question 11
skipped question 1
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14. 17. What was the last DVD you saw?
Response
Count
12
answered question 12
skipped question 0
18. How often do you stream movies through a PAID online service, e.g. Netflix or Lovefilm?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 0.0% 0
Every week 0.0% 0
Fortnightly 0.0% 0
Monthly 8.3% 1
Annually 16.7% 2
Never 75.0% 9
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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15. 19. How often do you stream movies through an UNPAID online service?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 0.0% 0
Every week 0.0% 0
Fortnightly 16.7% 2
Monthly 8.3% 1
Annually 41.7% 5
Never 33.3% 4
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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16. 20. What do you think of illegally downloading films or music?
Response Response
Percent Count
Everyone does it and I don't really
16.7% 2
see a problem with it
Although it is wrong, I
83.3% 10
understand why people do it
I know everyone does it but it is
0.0% 0
illegal and therefore wrong
Other (please specify) 0
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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17. 21. Which broadsheet newspapers do you read, or know that family members read?
Response Response
Percent Count
The Daily Telegraph 0.0% 0
The Guardian 8.3% 1
The Times 8.3% 1
The Independent 33.3% 4
Financial Times 0.0% 0
Daily Mail 25.0% 3
Daily Express 0.0% 0
Daily Mirror 8.3% 1
The Sun 8.3% 1
None 8.3% 1
Other (please specify) 0
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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18. 22. Do you read a newspaper online, if so which one?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 33.3% 4
No 66.7% 8
Other (please specify)
4
answered question 12
skipped question 0
23. Do you regularly buy magazines?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 8.3% 1
No 91.7% 11
answered question 12
skipped question 0
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19. 24. Which of these magazines have you read? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
Heat/Now 77.8% 7
OK/Hello 55.6% 5
NME/Kerrang 66.7% 6
Q/Select 22.2% 2
Vogue/Cosmopolitan 44.4% 4
Other (please specify)
3
answered question 9
skipped question 3
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20. 25. How often do you watch television?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 83.3% 10
Every week 8.3% 1
Fortnightly 8.3% 1
Monthly 0.0% 0
Annually 0.0% 0
Never 0.0% 0
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21. 26. What sort of digital television box is your main television service at home? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
Sky 8.3% 1
Sky HD 75.0% 9
Virgin TV 0.0% 0
Freeview 25.0% 3
Other (please specify) 0
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28. How often do you rent DVDs or videos of television shows?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 0.0% 0
Every week 0.0% 0
Fortnightly 0.0% 0
Monthly 8.3% 1
Annually 8.3% 1
Never 83.3% 10
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24. 29. Have you ever watched a box set, if so what was the last one you saw?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 58.3% 7
No 41.7% 5
Other (please specify)
7
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25. 30. How often do you stream television shows through a legal online service, e.g. iPlayer or 4OD
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 0.0% 0
Every few days 8.3% 1
Every week 41.7% 5
Every month 33.3% 4
Every year 8.3% 1
Never 8.3% 1
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26. 31. Which mobile phone do you own?
Response Response
Percent Count
Android 27.3% 3
iPhone 63.6% 7
Blackberry 9.1% 1
Other (please specify)
1
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27. 32. How often do you download apps?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 0.0% 0
Every few days 25.0% 3
Every week 16.7% 2
Every month 50.0% 6
Every year 0.0% 0
Never 8.3% 1
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33. What was the last app you downloaded?
Response
Count
12
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28. 34. How many voice calls do you make a day?
Response Response
Percent Count
0 16.7% 2
1-5 75.0% 9
6-10 8.3% 1
11-15 0.0% 0
15+ 0.0% 0
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29. 35. How many texts do you send a day?
Response Response
Percent Count
0 0.0% 0
1-5 0.0% 0
6-10 9.1% 1
11-15 27.3% 3
15+ 63.6% 7
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30. 36. How many pictures do you send a day from your phone?
Response Response
Percent Count
0 58.3% 7
1-5 41.7% 5
6-10 0.0% 0
11-15 0.0% 0
15+ 0.0% 0
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37. Do you play video games?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 83.3% 10
No 16.7% 2
Not Applicable 0.0% 0
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31. 38. Which of the following are you most likely to play video game on?
Response Response
Percent Count
PS3 27.3% 3
PS2 9.1% 1
Wii 0.0% 0
XBox 36.4% 4
PSP 0.0% 0
Gameboy 0.0% 0
Smartphone (e.g. Galaxy, iPhone) 27.3% 3
Tablet computer (e.g. iPad) 0.0% 0
Desktop computer 0.0% 0
Laptop computer 0.0% 0
Other (please specify)
1
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32. 39. Do you prefer to play on a cloud gaming service or have the 'real' copy?
Response Response
Percent Count
Cloud Gaming (Stream, OnLive etc) 0.0% 0
Hard Copy (DVD, Blu-ray) 100.0% 12
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40. How much time do you spend playing video games?
Response Response
Percent Count
0 Hours a Day 33.3% 4
1 - 2 hours a day 50.0% 6
2 - 3 hours a day 8.3% 1
3 - 5 hours a day 8.3% 1
5+ hours a day 0.0% 0
Not Applicable 0.0% 0
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33. 41. What is your all time favourite video game?
Response
Count
11
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42. Which Social Networking sites do you use regularly? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
Twitter 75.0% 9
MySpace 0.0% 0
Linkedin 0.0% 0
Facebook 91.7% 11
Google Plus+ 0.0% 0
Other (please specify) 0
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34. 43. How much time do you spend on social networking sites per day?
Response Response
Percent Count
5 - 10mins 0.0% 0
10 - 20mins 41.7% 5
20 -40 mins 25.0% 3
60+ mins 33.3% 4
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35. 44. On your favourite social networking site, how many posts do you make a day?
Response Response
Percent Count
1 a day 33.3% 4
1 - 2 a day 25.0% 3
3 - 5 a day 16.7% 2
6 - 8 a day 8.3% 1
9 - 10 a day 0.0% 0
11 - 15 a day 0.0% 0
16+ a day 16.7% 2
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36. 45. Do you access your Facebook account on a mobile device?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 91.7% 11
No 0.0% 0
Not applicable 8.3% 1
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46. Have you created your own Facebook group?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 50.0% 6
No 50.0% 6
Not Applicable 0.0% 0
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37. 47. Do you spend more or less time on Facebook than you did this time last year?
Response Response
Percent Count
More 16.7% 2
Less 83.3% 10
Not Applicable 0.0% 0
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38. 48. How often do you visit social networking websites?
Response Response
Percent Count
Several times a day 66.7% 8
Every day 33.3% 4
Every week 0.0% 0
Fortnightly 0.0% 0
Monthly 0.0% 0
Annually 0.0% 0
Never 0.0% 0
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39. 49. How would you describe your music taste?
Response Response
Percent Count
Mainstream 75.0% 9
Alternative 25.0% 3
Not Applicable 0.0% 0
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40. 50. Which of these is your favourite musical genre?
Response Response
Percent Count
Rock 20.0% 2
R&B 20.0% 2
Pop 20.0% 2
Hip-Hop 30.0% 3
Indie 10.0% 1
Dance 0.0% 0
Punk 0.0% 0
Jazz 0.0% 0
Classical 0.0% 0
Other (please specify)
2
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41. 51. Which of the following music streaming websites do you currently have an account with?
Response Response
Percent Count
Turntable 0.0% 0
Last FM 0.0% 0
Rdio 0.0% 0
Jango 0.0% 0
MOG 0.0% 0
Grooveshark 8.3% 1
Napster 8.3% 1
Deezer 0.0% 0
Songza 0.0% 0
Slacker 0.0% 0
Rhapsody 0.0% 0
Spotify 33.3% 4
Pandora 0.0% 0
Playlist 8.3% 1
Finetune 0.0% 0
Zune 8.3% 1
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42. Other state 0.0% 0
None 33.3% 4
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52. How often do you purchase music in a CD format?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 0.0% 0
Every week 0.0% 0
Every month 25.0% 3
Every year 33.3% 4
Never 41.7% 5
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43. 53. What was the last CD you bought?
Response
Count
12
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54. What was the last album you downloaded?
Response
Count
12
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44. 55. How many live concerts have you been to?
Response Response
Percent Count
0 16.7% 2
1-5 50.0% 6
6-10 8.3% 1
11-15 0.0% 0
15+ 25.0% 3
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45. 56. How would you get tickets to a live concert?
Response Response
Percent Count
Online 90.9% 10
On the door 0.0% 0
Leaving it to friends/relatives 9.1% 1
Only go to free concerts 0.0% 0
Other (please specify)
1
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46. 57. Which of these have your created? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
Video filmed and edited by you 0.0% 0
Video uploaded to YouTube 80.0% 4
Song using music software 0.0% 0
Song uploaded to a website like
20.0% 1
Soundcloud or My Space
Tutorial created and uploaded to
0.0% 0
site like YouTube
Other (please specify)
5
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47. 58. Rank these sites in terms of their support for your media learning?
Rating Response
1 2 3 4
Average Count
imdb.com 33.3% (4) 33.3% (4) 8.3% (1) 25.0% (3) 2.25 12
wikipedia 25.0% (3) 41.7% (5) 16.7% (2) 16.7% (2) 2.25 12
youtube 33.3% (4) 25.0% (3) 41.7% (5) 0.0% (0) 2.08 12
bbc.com 8.3% (1) 0.0% (0) 33.3% (4) 58.3% (7) 3.42 12
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59. Do you find it easy to find support with media theory through online sources?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 75.0% 9
No 25.0% 3
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48. 60. What is the most useful site to you as a media student?
Response
Count
12
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49. 61. What do you usually use to access the web? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
Windows laptop 50.0% 6
Mac laptop 0.0% 0
Windows desktop 0.0% 0
Mac desktop 0.0% 0
Apple iPhone 33.3% 4
Android smartphone 0.0% 0
Apple tablet 16.7% 2
Android tablet 0.0% 0
Other (please specify)
3
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50. 62. Put these online activities in order of amount of time spent online
Rating Response
1 2 3 4 5 6
Average Count
Watching videos 33.3% (4) 16.7% (2) 25.0% (3) 25.0% (3) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 2.42 12
Playing online games 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 16.7% (2) 41.7% (5) 33.3% (4) 8.3% (1) 4.33 12
School related research 0.0% (0) 50.0% (6) 8.3% (1) 16.7% (2) 25.0% (3) 0.0% (0) 3.17 12
Social networking 66.7% (8) 8.3% (1) 8.3% (1) 0.0% (0) 16.7% (2) 0.0% (0) 1.92 12
Entertainment based surfing 0.0% (0) 25.0% (3) 41.7% (5) 8.3% (1) 16.7% (2) 8.3% (1) 3.42 12
Other 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 8.3% (1) 8.3% (1) 83.3% (10) 5.75 12
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51. 63. When trying to find out something or learn a skill would you?
Response Response
Percent Count
Search on YouTube 33.3% 4
Use a Search Engine (Google,
58.3% 7
Yahoo)
Ask other people 8.3% 1
Learn on your own without going
0.0% 0
online
Other (please specify) 0
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52. 64. How much time do you spend on a laptop/PC/Mac?
Response Response
Percent Count
30 mins 25.0% 3
30 mins -1hour 16.7% 2
1 - 2 hours 16.7% 2
2 - 3 hours 16.7% 2
3+ hours 25.0% 3
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53. 65. How often do you download music from legal sources?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 8.3% 1
Every week 33.3% 4
Every month 50.0% 6
Every year 0.0% 0
Never 8.3% 1
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66. If downloading music or films which of these have you used? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
iTunes 90.9% 10
Amazon 18.2% 2
Other (please specify) 0
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54. 67. How often do you stream music?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every day 54.5% 6
Every week 18.2% 2
Every month 18.2% 2
Every year 0.0% 0
Never 9.1% 1
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55. 68. How often do you attend live musical performance?
Response Response
Percent Count
Every week 0.0% 0
Every month 0.0% 0
Every year 83.3% 10
Never 16.7% 2
If yes, who was the last person you saw live?
3
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56. 69. Which of the following photo sharing websites do you currently have an account with?
Response Response
Percent Count
Picoy 0.0% 0
Fltki 0.0% 0
Tabblo 0.0% 0
divShare 0.0% 0
Photobucket 0.0% 0
Snapfish 0.0% 0
SmugMug 0.0% 0
Shutterfly 0.0% 0
Zenfolio 0.0% 0
WEbshots 0.0% 0
Instagram 100.0% 7
Flickr 0.0% 0
Zoomr 0.0% 0
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57. 70. In a typical week, how likely are you to use photo sharing website?
Response Response
Percent Count
Exremely likely 16.7% 2
Very likely 0.0% 0
Moderately likely 25.0% 3
Slightly likely 16.7% 2
Not at all likely 41.7% 5
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58. 71. About how many ‘friends' do you have on social networking sites?
Response Response
Percent Count
0-10 0.0% 0
11-50 0.0% 0
51-100 0.0% 0
101-150 0.0% 0
151-200 8.3% 1
201-250 8.3% 1
251-300 16.7% 2
301-350 0.0% 0
351-400 0.0% 0
more than 400 66.7% 8
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59. 72. Approximately, how many of your social networking 'friends' have you met in person?
Response Response
Percent Count
Up to 10% 0.0% 0
11%-25% 0.0% 0
26%-50% 16.7% 2
50-75% 16.7% 2
75%-100% 66.7% 8
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60. 73. Which of the followng video viewing websites have you used? Tick as many that are appropriate.
Response Response
Percent Count
Matacafe 16.7% 2
Veoh 0.0% 0
Hi5 0.0% 0
Blockbuster.com 16.7% 2
YouTube 100.0% 12
Vudu 0.0% 0
Netflix 33.3% 4
Hulu 0.0% 0
Joost 0.0% 0
Amazon Instand Video 0.0% 0
MUBI 0.0% 0
Babelgum 0.0% 0
Zattoo 0.0% 0
Vimeo 8.3% 1
Other (please specify) 0
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61. skipped question 0
74. Do you post on a video site?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 0.0% 0
No 100.0% 12
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75. Do you have a blog (excluding wordpress set up in school)?
Response Response
Percent Count
Yes 33.3% 4
No 66.7% 8
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62. 76. How many e-mail accounts do you have?
Response Response
Percent Count
1 0.0% 0
2 33.3% 4
3 50.0% 6
4 16.7% 2
5 0.0% 0
5+ 0.0% 0
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63. 77. How many of these accounts do you regularly use?
Response Response
Percent Count
1 41.7% 5
2 58.3% 7
3 0.0% 0
4 0.0% 0
5 0.0% 0
5+ 0.0% 0
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64. 78. How often do you check your e-mail?
Response Response
Percent Count
Several times an hour 0.0% 0
Every hour 0.0% 0
Every few hours 0.0% 0
Every day 100.0% 12
Every week 0.0% 0
Never 0.0% 0
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65. 79. How often do you check your wsgfl e-mail account?
Response Response
Percent Count
Several times an hour 0.0% 0
Every hour 0.0% 0
Every few hours 25.0% 3
Every day 66.7% 8
Every week 8.3% 1
Never 0.0% 0
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