FESTIVAL QUESTIONNAIRE

[manchestergirl400]

Hi All, im in the middle of my dissertation research at the moment and i would be grateful if you could help me by filling out an online questionnaire, this is a very important element to my project and if its not perfect then it could mean the different between a pass and fail! really need your help guys!

the link is here http://FreeOnlineSurveys.com/rendersurvey....i61bn012d701566 thanks very much :-)

[Onus]

A couple of quick questions.

The options for question one go "<1, 2-3 ...". What about one (less than or equals?)

Question 2: I can't click Glastonbury 2009 and 2010?

I'll happily complete it and help, just wondered if I was missing something?

Cheers.

[CosmicFartingAntelope]

Hi All, im in the middle of my dissertation research at the moment and i would be grateful if you could help me by filling out an online questionnaire, this is a very important element to my project and if its not perfect then it could mean the different between a pass and fail! really need your help guys!

the link is here http://FreeOnlineSurveys.com/rendersurvey....i61bn012d701566 thanks very much :-)

[manchestergirl400]

Just tried to answer the questionnaire. It's telling me to answer question two when i already have done. technical glitch perhaps?

[ukslim]

On question 2, it unselects Glastonbury 2009, when I click Glastonbury 2010, and vice versa.

[philly_eds]

your survey didn't work for me!

i filled everything in, but it just said " please answer question 2 and all other questions marked with an * "

just thought i should let u know.

[manchestergirl400]

should be up and running now!

[Felna]

Just tried to answer the questionnaire. It's telling me to answer question two when i already have done. technical glitch perhaps?

[manchestergirl400]

thank you guys for your feedback! sorry to mess you all around - really should be working now

[CosmicFartingAntelope]

thank you guys for your feedback! sorry to mess you all around - really should be working now

[Onus]

Done. Just think of us as your beta testers . Good luck with the dissertation.

[Felna]

done now

[philly_eds]

done.

good luck.

[Madyokel]

All done..

Good Luck

[stf]

Done.

[Pinhead]

Ta-daa!

[LondonTom]

Sorted, certainly a better idea than those at my Uni who just spam the uni email system asking for responses

[grumpyhack]

Done but I'm not sure how much useful information it will yield.

All you'll really establish is that people may go to fewer or more fests despite the downturn.

You could try quantifying the distance people are prepared to travel to fests: up to 50 miles, 51-100, 101-200, 200 plus etc.

You might also want to look at how people get to their fests - car, train, bus etc.

There's also nothing about how much people spend on fests (tickets and while they're there) or the liklihood of people changing their spending habits at fests.

There was a great paper a few years ago produced by the Association of Festival Organisrs on the Economic Impact of Music Festivals on Local Economies you might want to hunt down.

Have a look at http://www.folkarts-england.org/

Glasto also have an info pack for students which has some useful facts and figures

http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/info...onal-resources/

Good luck.

Edited January 29, 2010 by grumpyhack

[marcwilson87]

LOADS of people must have been using Festivals in their dissertations last few years because I have filled in loads of these.

Still filled it in though

[Red_Eye_Jedi]

Done.

[beamends]

I'm filling it in - just a minor niggle on Q4. When you say location, do you mean where it is in the country, or is it a nice setting? I've presumed you mean the former.

[Gingerbond]

Done.

[worthyraver]

Done

[MrZigster]

Done but I'm not sure how much useful information it will yield.

All you'll really establish is that people may go to fewer or more fests despite the downturn.

You could try quantifying the distance people are prepared to travel to fests: up to 50 miles, 51-100, 101-200, 200 plus etc.

You might also want to look at how people get to their fests - car, train, bus etc.

There's also nothing about how much people spend on fests (tickets and while they're there) or the liklihood of people changing their spending habits at fests.

There was a great paper a few years ago produced by the Association of Festival Organisrs on the Economic Impact of Music Festivals on Local Economies you might want to hunt down.

Have a look at http://www.folkarts-england.org/

Glasto also have an info pack for students which has some useful facts and figures

http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/info...onal-resources/

Good luck.

Edited January 29, 2010 by MrZigster

[daley]

Done!