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CiteIt Initial User Survey
Test Reading and Writing Contextual Citations
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What
type of linking do you do
in your writing?
I don't link
I paste the link URL into emails/articles
I turn specific works into links
Other:
Clear selection
Do you think CiteIt should
use yellow highlighted tooltip labels
the first time/s the reader sees CiteIt citations so that they know that they have the option of expanding to see more context?
Never, I don't like the Yellow labels
Only the first time
The first few times
Every time
Clear selection
When reading an article, do you often click
links
within an article
?
Never
Seldom
Often
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When reading an article, do you watch videos
within an article
?
Never
Seldom
Often
Clear selection
What media sources do you find
trustworthy
?
Your answer
If a (news) media source used contextual citations to allow the reader to see more context, would that make you
more likely to trust them?
No
Slightly More
Significantly More
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Besides trust, are there
other things you might value
about Contextual Citations, such as greater convenience, or engagement (interest in context/audio/video)?
Your answer
Do you pay
for media? If so what sources?
Your answer
If
you were writing online
, how much would you want to be able to quote the following types of media?
(1=Low Value, 5= High Value)
1
2
3
4
5
scanned PDFs (like books and articles)
electronic PDFs (already digital)
Audio (podcasts, etc)
Video (non-YouTube)
1
2
3
4
5
scanned PDFs (like books and articles)
electronic PDFs (already digital)
Audio (podcasts, etc)
Video (non-YouTube)
Clear selection
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