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Results for Survey #17: Software Documentation Survey
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Average Completion Time: 5min 18sec (Min: 1min 16sec, Max: 37min 34sec)
Average Time before Quit: 0min 26sec
Welcome to a short survey about media and formats for software
documentation. Please click "Next Page" below to begin.
1.
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Please designate your experience in software development.
A 1 would be none, whereas a 10 would be a professional level
where you could get a job doing code development in San Jose,
Calif.
1
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1
4.35%
2
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1
4.35%
3
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4
17.39%
4
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0
0.00%
5
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3
13.04%
6
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1
4.35%
7
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3
13.04%
8
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2
8.70%
9
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4
17.39%
10
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3
13.04%
more than 10
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1
4.35%
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23
For software that you are learning to use, what have you found
to be the most useful form of documentation?
2. on-line help from the program itself
Like a lot
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18
81.82%
Borderline
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3
13.64%
Dislike
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1
4.55%
Total Answers
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22
3. an associated web site
Like a lot
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14
63.64%
Borderline
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6
27.27%
Dislike
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2
9.09%
Total Answers
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22
4. a software manual in pdf or hardcopy form
Like a lot
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12
54.55%
Borderline
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9
40.91%
Dislike
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1
4.55%
Total Answers
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22
5. textbook published professionally
Like a lot
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7
31.82%
Borderline
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12
54.55%
Dislike
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3
13.64%
Total Answers
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22
For software that you will learn to use in the future, what do you
think will be the most useful form of documentation?
6. on-line help from the program itself
Like a lot
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18
81.82%
Borderline
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3
13.64%
Dislike
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1
4.55%
Total Answers
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22
7. an associated web site
Like a lot
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18
81.82%
Borderline
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4
18.18%
Dislike
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0
0.00%
Total Answers
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22
8. a software manual in pdf or hardcopy form
Like a lot
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13
59.09%
Borderline
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7
31.82%
Dislike
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2
9.09%
Total Answers
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22
9. textbook published professionally
Like a lot
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9
40.91%
Borderline
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7
31.82%
Dislike
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6
27.27%
Total Answers
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22
10. Do you think the type of medium affects the quality of the
documentation itself?
Definitely Yes
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7
31.82%
Cautiously Yes
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9
40.91%
Maybe
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3
13.64%
Probably Not
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3
13.64%
Definitely Not
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0
0.00%
Total Answers
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22
11. Do you have other suggestions for the type of media you would
like to see for the documentation of software?
Total Answers
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For the science and software of inelastic neutron scattering, we
are composing a textbook that is now in excess of 200 pages.
How do you think we should make this accessible?
12. suggestions?
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13. online, with menu-driven access to different sections (probably
50 sections)
Like a lot
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16
72.73%
Borderline
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6
27.27%
Dislike
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0
0.00%
Total Answers
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22
14. large compiled document in pdf format that could be printed
Like a lot
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13
59.09%
Borderline
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6
27.27%
Dislike
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3
13.64%
Total Answers
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22
15. professionally published (estimated price $80-120)
Like a lot
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5
23.81%
Borderline
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4
19.05%
Dislike
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12
57.14%
Total Answers
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21
16. If you have used any of the software tutorials or FAQ on the
DANSE Mediawiki, could you please comment on how these
could be made better?
Total Answers
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5
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This completes the survey. You will go next to the results from
all responses received so far. Thank you!
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