University Survey requires feedback

[MartinOC]

Dr Able Alonso & Nevil Alexander from Edith Cowan University are conducting some fairly extensive research into home brewing in Australia and it's connection to the craft brewing sector.

To assist with this research we are asking home brewers to complete the survey which can be accessed via the web link below. It will take about 10 minutes to complete. If you brew with a club or group of friends we ask you to pass this on to all members of your brewing team. There is no limit to the number of responses from any cooperative group. In fact the more responses we receive the more meaningful the data will be.





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More detail about the survey and research is provided on the opening page of the questionnaire attached.








We believe this research will result in information and data which will be very beneficial to the sector and thank you in advance for your help. We look forward to distributing the results of our research.

















Regards








Nevil Alexander.





Nevil Alexander








School of Business








Faculty of Business & Law








Edith Cowan University








Ph 6304 5540








Mobile 0405 630 115








Email [email protected]

 

[DU99]

what a long survey :beer:

 

[mudd]

Yep. Worth putting your 2c in though.

 

[Grott]

done

 

[luggy]

done

 

[warra48]

done

 

[fletcher]

good survey! done.

 

[mitch_au83]

Done

 

[MartinOC]

Since I started this thread, I'm kinda looking-forward to getting the feedback....

 

[Tahoose]

Done

 

[Cervantes]

Lots of very similar questions in there............

 

[Pogierob]

I like that it allowed room for you to put in personal opinion in the "other' sections of most questions.

 

[glenos]

Bump.

Just did the survey.

 

[GABBA110360]

done

 

[Mattwa]

Donezel Washington

 

[AndrewQLD]

It's a shame they don't actually say what the purpose of the survey is, why it's being done and who it's being done for apart from it being "beneficial to the sector".