Recent content by gosbo001

Yes, the probability of winning is 1/N where N is the number of respondents. One way to look at it is your "average payoff" is $100/N. 30 respondents is the goal, but it's not guaranteed we'll get that. So far I have 14, so the odds are still pretty good!

Update on smartphone survey Hello, As a reminder, the Video Chat for Signing survey will close on May 1, 2012. So far we've had 10 respondents, we'd like to get 30. Thanks to all who've participated in this survey or the previous one, and good luck on the raffle! Sincerely, Graham

Yes, the card is distributed by a third party through SurveyMonkey. I've already paid for it. Hope that helps! Sincerely, Graham

Hello, This is a survey conducted out of the University of Maryland to answer the question: are smartphones having a major impact on communication in the deaf community? If you're a regular smartphone user, we'd really appreciate you taking a couple minutes to fill it out. We don't offer...

link to survey Here's the link.

Hello, We're doing a second round on the Video Chat for Signing survey. If you answered in the first round, please give others a chance. A $100 Amazon gift card is randomly distributed to one respondent through SurveyMonkey at the end of April. Thanks to those who participated in round 1!

count 19/50 responses received. Survey closes in 2 weeks.

response tallies so far Thus far, 15 responses have been obtained. This leaves 35 potential responses prior to May 1st before the survey will be closed.

This is a pilot survey for a study being conducted at the University of Maryland. In this pilot, we focus on the prevalence of video chat use for signing. Click here to complete the 1-minute survey. 50 responses will be collected between now and May 1st. One respondent will then be...

Click here to access the survey, which is a pilot for a larger study of smartphone applications. Please read the brief consent form and complete the 2-minute survey. The $100 Amazon gift card will be distributed by SurveyMonkey's partner, ePrize, to a randomly selected respondent. The...

My basic question is: is 4G video conferencing good enough for 2-way signing? It looks good enough to me, but since I'm not trained in ASL I don't know how comprehensible it would be to someone who is. Feel free to respond directly if you don't want to do the survey.

Hi, I'm conducting a brief (7-question) survey on how people use video conferencing on smartphones. For example, does Skype or Facetime work better for 2-way signing in 4G? Thanks in advance to everyone who responds! SURVEY LINK...