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    The document discusses how to conduct a survey project including planning a survey, collecting both qualitative and quantitative data through methods like interviews, observations, and digital devices, and analyzing and presenting the collected data through charts and graphs created in Microsoft Excel and presented in a PowerPoint. The project will have students go through the full process of planning, collecting, analyzing, and presenting data from their own individual survey.

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    The document discusses how to conduct a survey project including planning a survey, collecting both qualitative and quantitative data through methods like interviews, observations, and digital devices, and analyzing and presenting the collected data through charts and graphs created in Microsoft Excel and presented in a PowerPoint. The project will have students go through the full process of planning, collecting, analyzing, and presenting data from their own individual survey.

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    The document discusses how to conduct a survey project including planning a survey, collecting both qualitative and quantitative data through methods like interviews, observations, and digital devices, and analyzing and presenting the collected data through charts and graphs created in Microsoft Excel and presented in a PowerPoint. The project will have students go through the full process of planning, collecting, analyzing, and presenting data from their own individual survey.

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    MULTIMEDIA

    Carrying out a Survey!


    This topic will cover!

    • Types of data collection


    • Survey: Planning,methods
    • Data analysis
    • Data presentation
    • Improving data presentation
    • Delivering Data presentation
    • Project
    You will learn how to collect,analyse data and present your
    findings in a power point presentation (Individual project)
    You will learn!

    • How to plan a survey and data collection


    • How to use digital devices and applications to collect data
    (Smart Phones, Digital Cameras, Drones,Sensors,Tablets,Smart
    watches)
    • How to use software applications to collect data. (Google
    Forms, Microsoft Excel,Type form,Open DataKit: we will use
    Microsoft Excel)
    • How to use software applications to create and deliver a
    presentation of your survey results.(Microsoft Excel,Google
    Charts,Survey Monkey:We will use Microsoft Powerpoint)
    Introduction: What is Data
    • What is Data? it is any information or instructions that are input, processed, stored,
    and output by a computer system.
    • This information can take many forms, including text, numbers, images, audio, video,
    and program code.
    Types of Data

    1) Qualitative Data - refers to numerical or measurable data that can be analyzed


    statistically. It includes data such as counts, percentages, measurements, ratings, and
    scores
    2) Quantitative Data - refers to non-numerical data that is descriptive in nature. It
    includes data such as opinions, attitudes, beliefs, experiences, and behaviors. Qualitative
    data can be collected through methods such as interviews, observations, focus groups,
    and open-ended surveys
    Ways of Collecting Data
    • There are several ways of collecting data, which vary depending on the type of data and the research
    question being addressed.

    • The choice of method depends on the: Research question, Type of data being collected, and the
    Resources available to the researcher.
    Data collection Methods
    1 Surveys • Surveys involve collecting data from a group of people by asking them questions, either
    in person, by phone, or online.
    • Surveys can be designed to collect both quantitative (numeric) and qualitative (non-
    numeric) data
    2 Interviews • Interviews involve asking questions of individuals or groups in person, by phone, or through
    video conferencing.
    • Interviews can be structured (with a set list of questions) or unstructured (allowing for open-
    ended responses)
    3 Observations • Observations involve watching people, animals, or events to gather information about their
    behavior, interactions, and patterns.
    • Observations can be done in person or remotely through video recordings.
    4 Experiments • Experiments involve manipulating one or more variables to observe the effect on a dependent
    variable.
    • Experiments are often conducted in a controlled environment to minimize outside influences
    on the results. Mostly used by scientist in the Labolatory
    5 Case Studies • Case studies involve in-depth investigation of a particular individual, group, or event to gather
    detailed information about their experiences and behaviors.
    • Case studies can be used to provide insight into complex situation.
    6 Secondary • Secondary data involves using existing data that has already been collected by other
    Data researchers or organizations.
    • Examples of secondary data sources include government reports, academic literature, and
    magzines,newspapers
    Planning a survey
    Before you do a survey, they are several things you need to consider. This is called
    planning i.e. putting things in order.

    Steps
    1. Identify your survey goal. What do you want to find out?
    2. Choose the type of data you want to collect. Qualitative or Quantitative
    3. Choose the Survey Method
    4. Choose the technology for survey
    Digital devices and applications to collect data

    • These includes:-
    • Smart Phones, Digital Cameras,
    Drones,Sensors,Tablets,Smart watches
    • These digital devices contain sensors, cameras and
    storage devices that can capture and store information.
    • For example a smart phones or a smart watch contains
    camera and stop watch timer
    Software applications to collect data

    • Examples include:- Google Forms, Microsoft Excel,Type


    form,Open DataKit:

    • Assignment: Survey goal: Collect a student details


    • Please create a google document such as this
    • https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfnSKfPfdVi57yvVu
    RDtExGY81oB45hSuRWkKVTgeJCa6Zzng/viewform
    What we have learnt so far!

    • What is a survey
    • Different ways of collecting information
    • Creating a survey (Google forms)

    Next:
    • Data analysis- Ms Excel ( Bar graphs,pie charts,line graphs)
    • Data presentation
    Data Analysis

    • After data collection from a survey, we need to analyse the data.


    • We will transfer the data into a spreadsheet then make charts.
    How to insert charts (Bar,line,Pie)

    • Open Excel workbook and select your data.


    • You can do this manually using your mouse, or you can select a
    cell in your range and press Ctrl+A to select the data
    automatically.
    • Once your data is selected, click Insert > Insert Column or Bar
    Chart
    Inserting bar charts
    Presenting data

    • Take a screenshot or save as an image.


    • Open PowerPoint presentation document
    • Copy the analysed data on the powerpoint document
    Sample Survey: Favourite Things
    Data Presentation: Bar Graph
    • Chart that shows the
    most popular food
    Favourite Sport: Pie chart
    Favourite Subject

    • Favourite Subject

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