Surveys

The rise of the mobile phone as the most common computer in the world has led to a new innovation. That innovation is purely one related to ease-of-access. By empowering people to be able to carry out a survey while they sit on a bus, stand in a queue or lie on the sofa a whole new level of engagement is possible. No longer does a survey require a pen, a table, a seat and 10 minutes of time. A survey can be completed while lunch is eaten, and on the move.  

A survey in this context means to scrutinize, inspect or examine a specific particular or concept to ascertain its most current situation. There could be different types of surveys depending on what the survey was targeted to unravel…

Students are the unique group of individuals that constitute the most significant proportion of any facility of learning. They can be spontaneous and unpredictable in their actions, but when the matter boarders around, resolving challenges that pertain to them, their viewpoint on affairs should not be neglected…