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Studies that have used LinuxChix as subjects
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Project Name |
Contact person |
Project description |
Study details |
Findings |
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April 2005 |
FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open Source Software) survey |
In this two-part survey, once again supported by the European Union, we would like to find out, first, how learning is organised and perceived within the FLOSS community - by which we mean the universe of all those who participate in FLOSS-related activities, regardless of their beliefs or degree of activity. We also want to understand better the role/situation of women within this broad community. |
Participants are invited to take a survey at http://flosspols.org/survey/survey_part.php?groupid=sd |
FLOSSPOLS deliverables D16 and D17 |
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April 2005 |
Research on open source team collaboration and team spirit |
We are two students (night school, day time developers) struggling to gather info on team collaboration and team spirit in open source projects. We are going to use your answers for analysis, and compare it to closed source development. |
Q&A posted to the issues list. |
Not known |
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April 2004 |
Psychology dissertation |
Demographic questionaires |
Not known |
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October 2002 |
Case studies of nonprofit organizations that use Linux for their office network. |
Reuben Silvers and Anders Schneiderman of The Nonprofit Open Source Initiative |
Survey was available at http://www.nosi.net/tco.shtml |
Not known |
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August 2002 |
Research on for-women e-community |
The formation, structure, function, and social impact of women-only electronic communities such as website and listserv. |
I would like to invite users who are above the age of 18 to take a short survey. |
Not known |