A bit more about the survey:
There are six questions are about the originality and creativity of 91 artists from the early 20th century. Most of these artists are visual artists while others are poets, musicians and dancers. We are interested in learning about the originality and creativity of their work during 1910-25. Specifically, we are interested in which artists were considered more or less original/unique/abstract/innovative/stylistically diverse at the time.
It is likely that an artist's work varied considerably along these dimensions over the 15 year period 1910-25. However, we are interested in the average originality/uniqueness/abstraction/innovativeness/stylistic diversity of each artist over this time period.
Hi Mitali,
First I would use an online tool such as Survey Monkey both to host your questionnaire and to provide a means of analyzing survey results. A little internet research will allow you identify potential participants (names of relevant faculty, etc.). I would then send a personalized email to each of your potential respondents explaining what you are doing and why you are doing it. Inform these potential participants that you be happy to share results with them. Invite participants to suggest other participants. Keep your questions short and few in number. Send out lots of requests to participate; normally rates of positive return are quite low. Good luck.
thanks Allan for your suggestions! They survey is on qualtrics and will create a list of potential participants. In case you are aware of faculty at Nova Southeastern who might be potential participants--please feel free to be in touch with me.
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