Conducting online surveys
By: Valerie M. Sue and Lois A. Ritter.
Contributors: Ritter, Lois A.
Publisher: Sage Publications
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Thousand Oaks
Language: eng
Number of pages: 194
ISBN-13: 9781412937535; 9781412937542
Subjects: Social surveys -- Methodology; Internet questionnaires
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Notes: Includes glosary.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 185-187) and index.

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Table of contents: title: List of tables & figures; title: Preface; title: Introduction; title: What is a survey?; title: Why is a book specific to online survey research needed?; title: When should an online survey be used?; title: Online survey research; title: Summary; title: Planning the online survey; title: E-mail surveys; title: Internet/Intranet (Web page) surveys; title: What to consider when buying survey software and selecting a Web survey host; title: Survey objectives; title: Survey timelines; title: Survey research ethics; title: Summary; title: Sampling; title: Populations and samples; title: Sampling techniques for Internet surveys; title: Sources of error in online surveys; title: Summary; title: Writing survey questions; title: General considerations; title: Validity of measurement; title: Respondet-centered threats to validity; title: Question format and wording; title: Level of measurement; title: Demographic questions; title: Pretesting; title: Summary; title: Designing and developing the survey instrument; title: Questionnaire design; title: Making your survey accessible to everyone; title: Ensuring that participants respond only once; title: Summary; title: Conducting the survey; title: Methods of recruitment; title: Increasing the response rate; title: Thank-you notes; title: Summary; title: Processing and analyzing the service data; title: Planning for data analysis; title: Tracking the surveys; title: Creating a codebook for e-mail surveys; title: Data cleaning; title: Data transformation; title: Descriptive statistics; title: Inferential statistics; title: Summary; title: Reporting the survey results; title: Preliminary considerations; title: Format of a survey report; title: Oral presentations; title: Poster session presentations; title: Visual aids; title: Matching survey results to type of display; title: Distributing results using a Web-based survey development tool; title: Summary; title: Concluding comments; title: Opportunities and challenges in online survey research; title: Benefits of online surveys; title: The future of online survey research; title: Appendix A: Resource guide; title: Appendix B: Probability sampling review; title: Appendix C: Basic demographic questionnaire; title: Appendix D: Sample e-mail invitation; title: Appendix E: Sample snail mail invitation; title: Appendix F: Review of basic summary statistics; title: Appendix G: Sample of survey monkey's basic results report; title: Glossary; title: References; title: Index; title: About the authors.