Our fieldwork project is coming
along very nicely. The latest thing we did was adjust out survey question so
that we could get some more detailed information from our subjects. We've added
several demographic questions as well as questions geared more toward
professors and their habits dealing with technology and procrastination. Our survey seemed to
be student-centered so we had to broaden some questions so that we could
incorporate a larger audience.
The feedbacks we have gotten from
our study have been very beneficial. We, individually, have gotten some
sufficient information that we could take forward in our study. We have gotten
information from a nice balance between males and females as well as a wide
range of races and majors. The balance of the type of people we have found is
equally matched by the variation in results of the estimation of how much
people procrastinate and how they feel that they are affected by the use of
technology in their daily lives.
Seeing as we have not compiled our
data but have simply told each other a few of our findings, it is hard for us
to start to come to any conclusions about all of the information that we have
collected. Our next step would probably be to meet as a group and discuss all
of our separate findings so that we may move forward with our study. We will
take time to thoroughly review the data and analyze it to make valid
conclusions about our fieldwork project. From the way that all of our studies
seem to be going, it seems as though a lot of people regularly engage in
technologies of a wide range. Also, it seems like a sufficient majority of the
people do procrastinate when using said technology. That is just a vague
estimation of the final results of our fieldwork study, but we will continue to
gather information then meet to discuss all of our results so that we can make
more concrete conclusions.
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