Difference between revisions of "Measuring needs and preferences"
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Finding out how many citizens have which needs, and what their preferences are between alternative options (e.g. through surveys, opinion polls, preferenda). | Finding out how many citizens have which needs, and what their preferences are between alternative options (e.g. through surveys, opinion polls, preferenda). | ||
| − | + | ==E-polling/E-voting== | |
| + | Here we are not talking about voting for representatives, but choosing options on issues. | ||
**voting software: [http://www.deborda.org/cdrom/cd1.html Deborda] | **voting software: [http://www.deborda.org/cdrom/cd1.html Deborda] | ||
**wireless voting system: [http://www.xtol.co.uk/demo.html Xtol], [http://www.turningtechnologies.com/ vPad] | **wireless voting system: [http://www.xtol.co.uk/demo.html Xtol], [http://www.turningtechnologies.com/ vPad] | ||
**SMS voting | **SMS voting | ||
| − | + | ==Online surveys== | |
**an online survey is designed to replace traditional paper questionnaires. | **an online survey is designed to replace traditional paper questionnaires. | ||
| − | **[http://www.e-consultation.org/phpsurveyor/index.php?sid=5 Survey example 1: mobile phone Internet service], [http://www.e-consultation.org/phpsurveyor/index.php?sid=1 example 2: various types of survey | + | **[http://www.e-consultation.org/phpsurveyor/index.php?sid=5 Survey example 1: mobile phone Internet service], [http://www.e-consultation.org/phpsurveyor/index.php?sid=1 example 2: various types of survey question |
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Revision as of 11:02, 8 December 2006
Finding out how many citizens have which needs, and what their preferences are between alternative options (e.g. through surveys, opinion polls, preferenda).
- Some consultations set out to find what particular groups of people need.
- Others try to find out what preferences people have between different options.
- In either case, apart from discussion systems, we often use surveys and votes to quantify the needs or preferences.
- computers can help send out surveys, collect the results, and analyse them. They can also be used to run a quick vote in a meeting, or by subtle analysis of preferences, find underlying consensus between oponents.
Finding out how many citizens have which needs, and what their preferences are between alternative options (e.g. through surveys, opinion polls, preferenda).
E-polling/E-voting
Here we are not talking about voting for representatives, but choosing options on issues.
Online surveys
- an online survey is designed to replace traditional paper questionnaires.
- Survey example 1: mobile phone Internet service, [http://www.e-consultation.org/phpsurveyor/index.php?sid=1 example 2: various types of survey question
