Academic Research on Digital Experiences with Keyboard Usage

[yh776]

We are consumer behavior researchers at Cornell University, and we study consumers’ interactions with products, specifically consumers’ digital experience with different keyboards. We are currently conducting a study to better understand consumers’ keyboard usage experience.

Please follow this link to do a survey (takes approximately 7 minutes) to help us collect data.
https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0xDPzQPXCX0OSl8

Your responses will be used only for academic purposes. Your support will be a great help for us to advance our understanding of consumer experience.

For your reference, we are attaching our websites as well as our email address where you can find us:
Professor (Dr. Helen Chun: hc633[you know what goes here]cornell.edu) https://sha.cornell.edu/faculty-research/faculty/hc633/
PhD Student (Elina Hur: yh776[you know what goes here]cornell.edu) https://www.johnson.cornell.edu/faculty-research/faculty/yh776/
PhD Student (Sarah Lim: sl2673[you know what goes here]cornell.edu) https://www.johnson.cornell.edu/faculty-research/faculty/sl2673/

mod edit: removed @s to save them from spam

[tp4tissue]

Where's our $5 for just showing up?

[suicidal_orange]

Where's our $5 for just showing up?

Our survey is only available to people in the US due to data collection and reward issue.

Sounds like there is a reward, must be big too if international postage is a problem

[tp4tissue]

There's a raffle at the end of the study. 4x $50 gift cards.

[Maledicted]

I took the survey. I hope my comments at the end were helpful. I would also add that a lot of users on here may not have any brand name associated with the keyboard that they're using. There are a lot of totally custom jobs, or small production group buy boards that may simply have a name.