I'm not the only one, occasionally you hear about surveys to find what people hate most/ what people find most boring/ what people find most irritating, and so on. The number one answer is usually 'filling out surveys'.
The following examples are from when my University has wanted my opinion on improving the course.
Did you enjoy the practical side of this module?
"Yes. Deconstructing a thingy was really fun."
What did you think of the teaching of this module?
"There was very little teaching. And I often wasn't paying attention."
How could the maths lessons be improved?
"If the maths taught could be related to real life situations. That would be good.
Like in primary school. 'Jane has three apples, she eats one. How many apples does Jane have?'
It could be 'Jane has three apples and four imaginary bananas. She eats one apple and finds an imaginary tomato. How will Jane cope?'"
And this when the guild) asked 'What should the guild start doing?'
"Handing out free cash."
A survey on the BBC website asked 'What do you dislike about the iPlayer site?'
"Well, it only does TV and radio.
It would be good if I could use it order food or buy DVDs or practice word puzzles.
But no, you decide that watching TV and radio is enough. Well it's not enough for me!
I'm sorry, I'm so sorry, but I have been visiting other websites behind your back.
Please forgive me!"
I may add more examples as time goes on.
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