Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to respond to our survey today and sharing your experience in the Hive Network. Your feedback here is essential in helping Mozilla make Hive a more robust digital learning network, so please be honest and critical in your answers.
Mozilla supports networks like Hive to engage communities in learning to read, write, and contribute to the web, and to work towards our mission of ensuring that the internet is a global public resource that is accessible to all. In 2016, we want to make our networks healthier and stronger, and to do this we’d like to hear your perspective on how Hive has been working so far.
The goal of this survey is to build a ‘map’ of Hive so that we can get a baseline sense of the existing activities and connections in the network. It will take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
Please note: while we are asking questions about your personal role within the network, rest assured we are using this data to review our own effectiveness and not to measure you. There are no right or wrong answers.
Your responses are not anonymous, but access to your responses will be restricted to people working on the survey analysis, or using the results to inform future plans. This is Mozilla staff, or contractors/volunteers who have signed an appropriate confidentiality agreement.
The results of the survey will only be published in aggregate anonymous formats. For example, we may share the average response score for a given question, or some open text comments so long as they do not identify individuals personally. We will share the results (not the raw data) with you when they are ready.
This survey is being run by Adam Lofting at Mozilla. If you have questions, or would like to be involved in the project I can be reached at adam@mozillafoundation.org - you can read more about the project
here.