Add to ORKGThis paper compares two survey methodologies. The mechanics of running a World Wide Web survey are described and the advantages and disadvantages of this technique are compared with a mail survey. In addition, an experiment comparing a World Wide Web and a mail survey of firms working internationally in the computer software industry is reported. Implications for future survey research using the World Wide Web are elaborated.Christopher Medlin, Subroto Roy and Theong Ham Cha
There has been much interest of late in the use of Web-based surveys. However, the methodological is...
There has been much interest of late in the use of Web-based surveys. However, the methodological is...
Web-based surveying is becoming widely used in social science and educational research. The Web offe...
Irregular Pagination in Appendices. Portions missing.The phenomenal growth of the Internet and World...
Despite organizations’ widespread Internet use and ready availability of Web survey software, few st...
Despite organizations ’ widespread Internet use and ready availability of Web survey software, few s...
A study was designed to compare traditional paper-and-pencil survey methods with several electronic ...
The research participation in Web survey design of students at Assumption University of Thailand is ...
The World Wide Web (WWW) is increasingly being used as a tool and platform for survey research. Two ...
New communications technologies often allow new ways of conducting market research. Determining the ...
One question that arises when discussing the usefulness of web-based surveys is whether they gain th...
Health surveys in the workplace are an important part of epidemiology, needs assessment and hearth p...
A survey of academic reference librarians in North Carolina provided data for an examination of diff...
'With the continuing spread and use of the Internet within our society, the services of the Internet...
This study compared mail, fax, and web-based surveys in a university setting for response speed, res...
There has been much interest of late in the use of Web-based surveys. However, the methodological is...
There has been much interest of late in the use of Web-based surveys. However, the methodological is...
Web-based surveying is becoming widely used in social science and educational research. The Web offe...
Irregular Pagination in Appendices. Portions missing.The phenomenal growth of the Internet and World...
Despite organizations’ widespread Internet use and ready availability of Web survey software, few st...
Despite organizations ’ widespread Internet use and ready availability of Web survey software, few s...
A study was designed to compare traditional paper-and-pencil survey methods with several electronic ...
The research participation in Web survey design of students at Assumption University of Thailand is ...
The World Wide Web (WWW) is increasingly being used as a tool and platform for survey research. Two ...
New communications technologies often allow new ways of conducting market research. Determining the ...
One question that arises when discussing the usefulness of web-based surveys is whether they gain th...
Health surveys in the workplace are an important part of epidemiology, needs assessment and hearth p...
A survey of academic reference librarians in North Carolina provided data for an examination of diff...
'With the continuing spread and use of the Internet within our society, the services of the Internet...
This study compared mail, fax, and web-based surveys in a university setting for response speed, res...
There has been much interest of late in the use of Web-based surveys. However, the methodological is...
There has been much interest of late in the use of Web-based surveys. However, the methodological is...
Web-based surveying is becoming widely used in social science and educational research. The Web offe...