From the course: Data Curation Foundations
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Instruments and scoring
- Finally, we have our last video on survey curation, where we are going to focus on instruments and scoring. So, what's the difference between surveys and instruments? No, not that kind of instrument. I don't mean a musical instrument. An instrument is actually a special kind of survey. That's more like it. Okay, both surveys and instruments ask opinion questions. Like, having you rate your service on a scale of one to five. And, they can ask about facts, like, what is your marital status? But then you, as the analyst have to interpret the answers. What if I say my service was a four? Is that good or bad? Should it be five? And what if I say I'm single? What does that mean? Maybe I have a roommate? So, it actually isn't all that straight forward. Well, instruments are kind of like scientific versions of surveys where some of that ambiguity is researched out of them. They are developed by researchers. Normally…
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Specifying domains6m 11s
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Survey mock-ups for online6m 15s
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Documenting questions and answers5m 29s
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Annotated surveys5m 59s
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Survey mock-ups for CATI5m 59s
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Paper surveys5m 20s
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Documenting crosswalks for data analysis6m 9s
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Instruments and scoring6m 23s
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