Scratch

Your links are messed up

"this other survey" takes  you the actual survey that you want us to do
The other 2 take you to the Surveymonkey homepage

scmb1 wrote:

muppetds wrote:

Your links are messed up

"this other survey" takes  you the actual survey that you want us to do
The other 2 take you to the Surveymonkey homepage

Oops! Thanks. 

Nope 

Tadone!

and there you go my good sir

TheSupremeOverLord wrote:

I took it!    . For sociology?

Nope, actually, for this lovely class about the newer digital technologies and how they affect us. It is rather fascinating, actually. 

Thanks again everyone!

Last edited by scmb1 (2012-11-26 23:13:44)

scmb1 wrote:

TheSupremeOverLord wrote:

I took it!    . For sociology?

Nope, actually, for this this lovely class about the newer digital technologies and how they affect us. It is rather fascinating, actually. 

Thanks again everyone!

That sounds awesome!

stevetheipad wrote:

I'm interested to see the results (if you're going to post 'em?). I took the survey this afternoon! 

Yep, I'll post the results (or some of them, at least).    But warning, I also posted this on Facebook, so the results won't necessarily 100% reflect Scratch.

Done 

Thanks everyone! Between FB and Scratch, I have gotten 56 responses, which is awesome.    I'll post some results here, but will keep the poll open, so if you still want to add your voice, go for it!

So far, the most common answer to the first question is Do you consider yourself an introvert or extrovert? is introvert at 48.2%. I am not sure/in the middle is next, at 28.6%, followed by extrovert, at 23.2%.

The most common answer to the second question, which involved rating yourself from 1 (introvert) to 9 (extrovert), was 3, at 26.8%. 7.1% answered 1; 1.8% answered 9.

The people who answered "introvert" to one were somewhat more likely to have online friends they did not know in real life. They were also more likely to feel more comfortable online.

Overall, 40% of everybody said the Internet made them more social. Only 16.4% answered less social and the rest answered no change. Introverts were more likely to answer more social on that one.

67.9% of the people who answered would most like to communicate with their friends in person. This surprised me that more than 30% would rather not. Any thoughts on this? Most of the ones who answered something else were introverts.

Almost everyone who answered would most like to communicate with family in person.

For teachers and coaches and bosses, the first-place answers so far have been pretty  evenly split between in person (59.3%) and email (46.3%). The introverts were more likely than the extroverts to answer email

So there we go!    Any thoughts? Once again, feel free to keep taking it. 

Last edited by scmb1 (2012-11-28 00:32:02)

scmb1 wrote:

Thanks everyone! Between FB and Scratch, I have gotten 56 responses, which is awesome.    I'll post some results here, but will keep the poll open, so if you still want to add your voice, go for it!

So far, the most common answer to the first question is Do you consider yourself an introvert or extrovert? is introvert at 48.2%. I am not sure/in the middle is next, at 28.6%, followed by extrovert, at 23.2%.

The most common answer to the second question, which involved rating yourself from 1 (introvert) to 9 (extrovert), was 3, at 26.8%. 7.1% answered 1; 1.8% answered 9.

The people who answered "introvert" to one were somewhat more likely to have online friends they did not know in real life. They were also more likely to feel more comfortable online.

Overall, 40% of everybody said the Internet made them more social. Only 16.4% answered less social and the rest answered no change. Introverts were more likely to answer more social on that one.

67.9% of the people who answered would most like to communicate with their friends in person. This surprised me that more than 30% would rather not. Any thoughts on this? Most of the ones who answered something else were introverts.

Almost everyone who answered would most like to communicate with family in person.

For teachers and coaches and bosses, the first-place answers so far have been pretty  evenly split between in person (59.3%) and email (46.3%). The introverts were more likely than the extroverts to answer email

So there we go!    Any thoughts? Once again, feel free to keep taking it. 

Cool 

I would rather talk to friends and family in person, but I'm definitely more comfortable with email when talking to a teacher or similar.

I'm obviously introverted.

I seem to be an interesting mix of the two sides. Thanks for this survey.