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I think that because most of the questions are not open response that the people taking them will have enough time. However, I guess each survey for each age group is different and people do take different times in completing things like that. I would say that it shouldn't take more than half an hour if that. Are we going to try to get the same number of surveys for each age group? Will it make a difference if we don't? I'm thinking it wouldn't since each age group will have a different presentation.
ReplyDeleteDo we have any idea about who we would like to speak at the event?
I think we should take as many survey's as possible. The groups I plan on survey vary in numbers. I think for our purposes the more information we can get the more helpful it will be to the forum.
ReplyDeleteI think that we should try to shoot for 75-100 responses from each group. This may be too high? But obviously the more respondents the better. I'm guessing the survey will take about 15 minutes.
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