Exit this survey >> WikiEducator survey for new accounts Welcome to WikiEducator. Thank you for your help with this survey. We estimate that it will take five (5) minutes to complete.Please answer all questions. Your individual answers will not be shared. An aggregate report will be made available on the WikiEducator web site. We appreciate your contributions in helping us to better respond to the needs of WikiEducator account holders. Thank you for your support! Question Title * 1. How old are you? <15 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 >65 Question Title * 2. Are you male or female? Male Female Question Title * 3. Is English your home language/mother tongue? Yes No Question Title * 4. On a regular basis, where are you located? Caribbean Africa & Indian Ocean North America South America Europe Pacific/Oceania Question Title * 5. Which best describes your current role(s)? Select relevant option(s) Educator (teacher, lecturer, or trainer) Professional staff developer Manager or administrator Technologist (eg Web developer, software developer) Researcher Learner (Student, scholar, school pupil) Government official / public servant Entrepreneur or business person Concerned citizen International agency official Media representative Independent consultant Other (Please specify) Question Title * 6. If your work is specifically education-related, what is your main interest? Pre-Primary Primary Secondary Tertiary (Higher Education) Vocational Training Not involved in education Question Title * 7. Why are you interested in using WikiEducator? Select relevant option(s) to learn wiki skills to develop free content materials to connect to the WikiEducator community to build relationships with specific individuals within the WikiEducator community to research innovative educational trends and ideas to build my network to grow personally just curious - no particular interest Other Please specify Question Title * 8. Which geographic regions are of highest interest to you, in using WikiEducator? Select relevant option(s) Caribbean Asia Africa and Indian Ocean North America South America Europe Pacific/Oceania All regions Not sure Question Title * 9. Part 1: How did you find out about WikiEducator? Select relevant option(s) Search engine (for example Google, Yahoo! AltaVista) Social tagging site (for example del.icio.us, Digg this, or Furl) Colleague or referal Other Please specify Question Title * 10. Part 2: How did you find out about WikiEducator? Website (please specify) Blog post (please specify) Printed publication (Journal, Newsletter, popular media) (please specify) Presentation/Workshop (please specify) Other (please specify) Question Title * 11. Do you know anyone who has a WikiEducator user account? No Yes Question Title * 12. How many times did you visit WikiEducator before creating an account? Less than 5 times Between 5 and 10 visits Definitely more than 10 visits I don't have a WikiEducator Account not sure/don't remember Question Title * 13. In the past, have your created a user account on a wiki (other than WikiEducator)? Yes No Not sure/don't recall having created a wiki account before Question Title * 14. How would you rate your skills and competence to edit content on this wiki? Beginner Intermediate Advanced Question Title * 15. What advice would you provide to new account holders? Please explain. Question Title * 16. Since joining WikiEducator, how many posts OR times have you posted? Why? Please explain Question Title * 17. What subjects or projects are you interested in working on? Please specify Question Title * 18. How did you first find out about this questionnaire? Notification in the confirmation email sent to you when Registering your account Personal welcome note on your user talk page Verbal referral (e.g. meeting, telephone conversation, conference) Not sure / don't remember Other Question Title * 19. Final Comments, Thoughts and Suggestions Please provide any further comments, thoughts and/or suggestions which can help us to meet your needs or help WikiEducator achieve its objectives - including growing our community of WikiEducators. We appreciate your input and feedback. Done >>