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Student Mobile Survey
- 1. Student Mobile Survey Simon Marsden 16 th Feb 2011
- 4. Student Mobile Survey http://www.flickr.com/photos/mwl_sd_ca/4699661631/ IS Survey results …
- 6. Student Mobile Survey 1,989 students responded (7%) Good sample Demographics … Measure University Sample Undergraduate 70% 71% Postgrad taught 17% 14% Postgrad research 13% 15% International 30% 30% Female 56% 51% Over 25 22% 22%
- 7. Student Mobile Survey How many students have smartphones?
- 8. Student Mobile Survey What should we support? Percentage of smartphones, breakdown by make …
- 9. Student Mobile Survey Do students use them to access the internet? Mobile contract limitations …
- 10. Student Mobile Survey What do they want? Potential services, rated as “Very Useful” … View Course information View exam and course timetables Check PC availability in open access labs View your library record Campus maps & Locations using GPS Search the University directory Friend locator Receive Alerts (IT, Library, Course related) Subscribe to University news and events Tag pictures to campus map locations
- 12. Student Mobile Survey Any questions …
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- Students are extremely keen to be able to use mobile phones more to support their studies. This was a clear message at this year's eLearning@ed conference, as well as through various other channels. Student Experience £40K is funding this for students - that has to remain this pilot's focus. The pilot will initially focus on student needs and will be grown in a modular manner, to provide a balanced service which meets wider requirements over time.
- One of the aims of this project is to capture requirements for a Mobile Campus at Edinburgh, including data showing smartphone devices which students own, and the priority of services they expect to receive through a mobile campus. As a first step of this project, we distributed a 'Mobile Services 2010' survey to students in March, asking about the type of handset they hold, what they use them for, and which potential University services they would most like to see available. We were very pleased with the volume of responses received; 1,989, again implying a high level of interest among students for mobile services.