Design and Development of a Process for Web-based Survey Research
Alberta Journal of Educational ResearchPublished 1 December 2000Open access
Mike Carbonaro, Joyce Bainbridge
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The work in the development of a Web-based surveying system is described and how such a system is currently being used to obtain survey results from schools across the province of Alberta, Canada is explained.
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A number of recent scholarly articles have examined the role of Internet-based technology in areas such as making education more accessible, promoting learning, containing cost, and improving research (Ferterman
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