1. Survey Methods Janet C Read

2. I am waiting here to see which the winning one will be. A.A. Milne – Waiting at the Window

3. Objectives Create a survey for child users Describe how surveys need to be adapted for children Discuss the validity of results from a survey

4. The Fun Toolkit www.chici.org

5. The Funometer What I learnt! Being kind Not good at discriminating

6. Smileyometer Can be used before and after Expect the same results! 99% Brilliant On its’ own – of limited value

7. FunSorter Forces the children to rank Evidence of playing fair Better for older children Constructs need care

8. Again - Again Less playfair evidence, easy to fill in – similar results to the FunSorter

9. Remembrance The Pollyanna Principle We remember what we have most enjoyed Useful when many aspects are being ranked

10. Video

11. Methods Interview Questionnaire

12. Interviewing Breakwell (2000); 1. Likely to agree 2. Like to say don’t know 3. Different priorities butt in ask questions

13. Questionnaires 1. Likely to agree 2. Like to say don’t know 3. Rely on reading and writing

14. Activity - Which is better?