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Originally Posted by -read-
Elfwreck, the technology we are researching is mean to be optimized for use in research, teaching and learning, so the ideal respondents for the survey would be researchers, teachers, students, and people who were recently students.
The final product would have application outside of academia, but the salient features would reflect the expressed needs of people in the academy.
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1) It's reasonable to only want feedback from a limited category of people. However, it's polite to tell other people which category that is. If you mostly only want answers from people currently or very recently attending classes (whether as students or teachers), the top of the survey should say that.
2) I don't spend time in classrooms. Both my children do, and I'm strongly interested in what technologies will be used to teach them. However, more than half your questions are phrased in ways I can't honestly answer.
I could, I suppose, point my kids at the survey. The older one is interested in ebooks and might have useful feedback for you; the younger would be limited to demographic data.