This document is a student survey about different types of surveys. It defines a survey as a tool for collecting data from a sample of people. It then describes several common types of surveys: online surveys conducted via websites or email, telephonic surveys done over the phone, face-to-face surveys with live interviewers, and paper surveys filled out by hand. Finally, it notes that while surveys can efficiently collect large amounts of data, they take time to design and administer and rely on respondents understanding and truthfully answering questions.
This document is a student survey about different types of surveys. It defines a survey as a tool for collecting data from a sample of people. It then describes several common types of surveys: online surveys conducted via websites or email, telephonic surveys done over the phone, face-to-face surveys with live interviewers, and paper surveys filled out by hand. Finally, it notes that while surveys can efficiently collect large amounts of data, they take time to design and administer and rely on respondents understanding and truthfully answering questions.
This document is a student survey about different types of surveys. It defines a survey as a tool for collecting data from a sample of people. It then describes several common types of surveys: online surveys conducted via websites or email, telephonic surveys done over the phone, face-to-face surveys with live interviewers, and paper surveys filled out by hand. Finally, it notes that while surveys can efficiently collect large amounts of data, they take time to design and administer and rely on respondents understanding and truthfully answering questions.
A survey is a tool for collecting data from a sample
of people. Surveys are used in a social variety of fields such as : marketing, social science research and also public opinion polling to gather information about people’s attitudes, opinions, behaviors and experiences . TYPES OF SURVEYS ONLINE SURVEYS
These are surveys that are conducted
online, usually through a survey platform or website . They can be sent via email or social media . They can be completed on a computer or mobile device . Telephonic surveys
These are surveys conducted over the
phone . They are usually conducted by a live interviewer , but can also be conducted using an automated system. FACE TO FACE SURVEYS
This is a survey method that involves interviewers
directly communicating with respondents face-to- face. They can be conducted in a variety of settings for instance : in office, in the streets etc. PAPER SURVEYS
This is a survey that is printed on paper and is
filled out by hand. It’s a traditional method that has been used for many years to collect data from people. Advantages and disadvantages of Surveys
Surveys are a cost-effective way to collect data
from a large group of people. Also they can collect data from a large number of people in a relatively short amount of time. However , surveys can be time- consuming to design and administer. Lastly , people may not answer truthfully or may not fully understand the questions being asked , which can lead to inaccurate data. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME !