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Ten (slightly different) tips for a better survey

Jane Matthews 17 March 2020 15 July 2011

This is a slightly updated version of the Ten Tips for a Better Survey presentation I gave at the STC2011 conference.

10 tips for a better survey at UX Bristol from Caroline Jarrett
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Today’s garden photo. A very sunny October morning does make it look rather lovely

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If you work in tech in the UK, this is why @WebDevLaw is fighting the Online Safety Bill

“When you’re aiming for the big tech boys in other countries, it’s OK to take down homegrown British talent as collateral damage. Even when they’re completely innocent.”

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(& if this seems like a harsh accusation to make, this whole concept and its desired outcome has been shaped around casually accusing people of the worst intentions, as I wrote this week. Don't dish it out if you can't take it.) https://webdevlaw.uk/2021/10/21/why-labour-just-lost-the-tech-sectors-vote/

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This is an incredibly informative thread on film set firearms safety and many redundancies used. Like many kinds of entertainment settings, safety is something that must be completed each time, not something that you can "set it and forget it". https://twitter.com/sl_huang/status/1451797888158375937

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A lot of people are messaging me about yesterday's tragedy that was an on-set firearms death (because I am a film armorer, for those who don't know).

As both a human and a professional, it is extremely upsetting. My thoughts are with Halyna Hutchins' loved ones

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Today’s garden photo is a close up of one of the new pansies

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Why it’s essential to bring marginalised people into decision-making by @HeyChelseaTroy https://bit.ly/3pvc9Ar

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