The NARALO Survey has been commission by ICANN and the some of the NARALO members have stepped forward to complete the task, below is the team members and taking care of creating the scope of the project, questions, mechanics, analysis and timelines.
Team Members
Beau Brendler, Alan Skuce and Glenn McKnight
SECTION ONE: DETAILS ON PROJECT
1.0 Scope of the Project
The team will assemble a set of probing questions to solicit public opinion and advice on how to help ICANN meet it's mission.
2.0 Deliverables
-Creation of a set of survey questions
-Work with BIG PULSE and the ICANN account to configure the survey with a email lists to send out, collect and analyze the data
-Creation of a summary presentation/report of the findings
3.0 Comparative Analysis
The LARALO team led by Dev was complete in the fall of 2010. It consisted of _____ and it was sent to the ALS in Latin America.
The 2010 At-Large Structure (ALS) Survey, which ran from 7 – 24 May 2010, aimed to get to know the ALSes better so the ALAC and At-Large staff can improve their support in order to increase engagement and participation. The survey, available in English, Spanish and French, was divided into three sections:
1) ALS Survey 2010,
2) ccNSO-ALS Survey, and
3) Survey on ICANN’s Geographic Regions.
The information sought includes the current contact information for all ALS representatives and their alternates; to discover what policy areas the ALS Membership is most interested in; and to learn how they prefer to communicate with members of the At-Large community and ICANN At-Large Staff. Additionally, the survey will assist in learning more about the types of At-Large engagement the ALSes are interested in, including the preferred working group format, and whether their Membership is interested in representing the At-Large community at local and regional meetings and contributing to the implementation of the At-Large Improvements project.
Ron Sherwood, ccNSO liaison to the ALAC and Rudi Vansnick, ALAC liaison to the ccNSO, prepared the questions of the ALS-ccTLD survey. The survey is expected to help to identify the relationship between ccTLDs and ALSes, in part by identifying which ALSes are presently involved in local ccTLD activities.
The purpose of the third section, the community survey from the Review of ICANN Geographic Regions cross-community work group, is to assess the current applications and impacts of ICANN's Geographic Regions framework.
A summary of survey
4.0 Approach
- Establish scope of project
- Determine the statistic relevant size of email audience
- Translation of the survey into French and Spanish
Here is the approach:
We need to ask a set of questions that are both
a) evocative of useful data
b) make sense to someone who doesn't know what ICANN is this doable? We're not exactly sure but we are going to try.
After creating a BigPulse document with the questions, we will need to market the survey ourselves – in other words, send the URL far and wide and try to get people to respond.
Here are the questions I suggest we ask (I’m leaving out the usual crosstabs such as age, gender, race, income etc. as a given).
- ___ of questions
- ___ of sections
- Core Topic Areas
- Policy
- Powers
- Concerns
- Security
- E-Crime
- Cyber squatting
- Spam
- Phishing
5.0 Administrative
Invoices to Heidi Ullrich by email
Contract $5,000
Progress Payments
Phase One Research and Draft Question Formation
Online version using GOOGLE DOD
Summary Presentation
Online Google doc
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFdWdlVOVjVCMlByd1lIdWFUckxvcUE6MQ
Presentation in Costa Rico Update
Invoice Glenn McKnight on Dec 21 for $600
Invoice Beau Bendler on ______ for $400
6.0 Minutes
Jan 4th Discussion with Beau and Glenn on Survey questions
-Discussion on the quantity, quality and distribution strategy of the survey.
-We reviewed the questions and aim at garnering feedback on Monday's NARALO call
-After imput we will be discussing the BIG Pulse elements for rollout
7.0 Presentations and Meetings
Dakar meeting held by Beau
Naralo meeting on March 12, 2012
SECTION TWO: DRAFT QUESTIONS
- On the Internet, do you know what Domain Names (the addresses for e-mails and web sites such as .COM, .ORG, .GOV,) are? If yes, then go on to ITEM.If no, then: Thanks for your time! We are glad you’re interested in improving the domain name system.
- Have you ever registered a domain name?
- When you registered the Domain name, did you list your name and home address?
- Did you list something else?
- Did you buy “privacy protection,” to place your identity information under the administration of a third party?
- Did you know there is an international organization called ICANN that administers domain names?
- Do you know ICANN does?
- If you become the victim of a scam or theft or other crime on the Internet, to whom would you turn for help?
- Would you contact ICANN? Yes, or No
- Explain why or why not?
- Do you believe using the Internet is risky or dangerous in any way?
- Have you stopped using the Internet for any reason, such as for banking, bill paying, or buying goods?
- Do you know anyone who has been a victim of identity theft?
- What do you think is the greatest challenge facing the Internet?## Easy to steal the identity of other people## Easy to steal money from banks and other institutions## Easy to lie about who you are, can't trust anyone## Online auctions are too risky, you could lose money## Someone could steal the money I am trying to pay to my bank
- Predators use it to stalk innocent children
Assembly of the Questions is migrated to a GOOGLE FORM
This form enables rearrangement and export to a spreadsheet. The format allows for multiple types of answers
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFdWdlVOVjVCMlByd1lIdWFUckxvcUE6MQ
