Survey school project

[Problemsolver16]

Hi,For my school project
here is Problemsolver16 again. I thank everyone for answering my survey post from a few days ago. Unfortunately I need some more answeres for my school project. I put the link for the survey in this post again and would be happy about more persons to answere. If you want to choose more than one answere and it does not work just write your full answere in the last line of the question please. Thanks

Survey cubing skilled work

This is a survey for my skilled work in the field of mathematics at school. It would be greate if you could answer these questions as seriously as possible. Thanks

docs.google.com

 

[Hazel]

Answered. I will note, though, that the Fridrich method and CFOP are the same thing—just different names. You should group responses for those in your data. Additionally, the question for which alg sets are known do not currently allow for multiple answers. That should be fixed if you want accuracy.

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

submitted

 

[bldcuber314]

I submitted, but there are quite a few issues with this as well as the ones already pointed out by @Hazel . If you could outline what kind of data you want to collect for the project I might be able to help create some more well-suited questions.

 

[CubeLite]

Also on the what algs sets you know, you can only choose one

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

There are definitely a few things I would consider for optimal accuracy in your project (in regard to general cubing terminology and solving). I have some suggestions questions on your survey.

1. 3x3 and 4x4 are different puzzles with a range experience levels between cubers. Lumping them into one category wouldn't be as accurate as separating them into individual categories.

5-6. I would consider converting times to minutes, so for ">180s", you could say 3 minutes. That may be easier for survey participants.

7. As @Hazel mentioned, CFOP and the Fridrich method are the same.

11. 4x4 algorithms will almost all be the same as 3x3 algorithms at the 3x3 stage, except for parity algorithms of course. OLL wouldn't be a necessary option, as this is answered by the previous question regarding 3x3. If you want to ask about parity specifically, you could ask if PLL or OLL parity algorithms are known.

12. Same as above. The response would be virtually identical to that of known 3x3 algorithms.

 

[Gecko777]

Hi,For my school project
here is Problemsolver16 again. I thank everyone for answering my survey post from a few days ago. Unfortunately I need some more answeres for my school project. I put the link for the survey in this post again and would be happy about more persons to answere. If you want to choose more than one answere and it does not work just write your full answere in the last line of the question please. Thanks

Survey cubing skilled work

This is a survey for my skilled work in the field of mathematics at school. It would be greate if you could answer these questions as seriously as possible. Thanks

docs.google.com

friedrich and CFOP are the same thing basically, and most of these questions need to be multiple choice.

 

[Problemsolver16]

Thank you for your comments. I know there are some problems with my survey. Thank you for the Suggestions. My problem is that I do Not have a lot more time for this project. I also did not find a solution for the problem with the multiple choice questions. Nevertheless ist would be nice if I can get some more answeres on this nonperfect Survey. Thank you for your patience and response.