Is this survey for the institutions renting the exhibition, or for visitors? Either way, is there any reason it has to be digital? It seems to me that developing a survey and providing the museum a hard copy for visitors to fill out/be
guided through by an evaluator would be an easier route to take (the latter can be accomplished by a staff member, intern, or volunteer). You can have the institutions send the completed surveys to you, either by snail mail or digitally.
Good luck, Sarah!
Claire Aldenhuysen
Curriculum Development Coordinator
Academy of Model Aeronautics
765.287.1256 | ext. 514
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Affordable survey tools, no wifi required
Hello,
I'm a college faculty member working with a local museum to develop a small traveling exhibit. We are looking for a low budget application that will allow us to conduct a digital visitor survey without constant wifi. Some areas of our campus
do not have good wifi--and our guess is that other locations the exhibit travels to will also have limited connectivity.
The survey will be part of a traveling exhibit so we will need the survey accessible for roughly a year. We have a small budget for this, but some of the sites I've found ask for $50 a month and that is not realistic.
Priorities:
Have any of you found an application that seems like a good fit?
Thanks for your help,
Sarah Linden-Brooks
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