Chemistry through the Internet project
Internet Applications for Chemistry.
There follows a brief questionnaire intended to both help me in my
final year university project, and allow interested people get some
insight into the general uses to which the internet is being put to
in the chemistry field. Please exscuse any cross postings.The survey
will take only a matter of minutes to fill out, but if enough people
respond, then the results may prove very interesting
reading.Information given will be treated as confidential,and stored
on computer for acedemic use only. If you would like to receive a
copy of the data obtained from this survey then please indicate so,
and enclose your E-Mail address.
Please post replies to:-
Eddie.Rolph;at;UMIST.ac.uk
Please do not post them to the mailing list.
i. Which internet site(s) do you use most regularly?(Please include
URL's if appropriate.)
ii. How long have you been using these particular sites?
iii. Do you think that any improvement could be made to the user-
friendliness of these sites?
iv. How reliable do you find the connections to these sites?
v. Which do you consider the most important feature of the Internet?
(a) The availability of information on a global basis, or
(b) The ability to communicate ideas or results to colleagues
around the world
vi. Do you work for
(a) An acedemic institution
(b) A commercial company
(c) A library or information unit
(d) An information provider
(e) Other - please specify
vii. What is your position in this organisation? (Manager, Librarian,
Undergrad, etc...)
viii. In which country are you based?
ix. Would you like to receive a copy of the survey results?(Insert E-
Mail here if yes.)
Thank you for your time in completing this questionnaire.
Eddie Rolph.
Final yr. Bsc (Computer-aided Chemistry),
The University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology,
Sackville Street,
Manchester.
M60 1QD
U.K.
E-Mail Eddie.Rolph;at;UMIST.ac.uk
or MCDI1ER1;at;ch.fs1.umist.ac.uk