[AISWorld] Reminder: Information quality in social media survey

[Xu, Hongjiang]

Dear MIS Colleague,

This is a reminder for the survey link I posted a few weeks ago for the 'Information Quality in Social Media'. The survey helps to understand the users' perceptions of quality for information from social media. If you have completed it, thank you very much! If you have not, could you please spend a little time to complete it? It will only take 5-8 mins. Everybody that has used social media is able to complete it.

https://butlercob.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_dbVzZe4LTsrw137

Your help to this research project by completing this short survey is greatly appreciated.

Best regards,
Hongjiang

Hongjiang Xu, PhD
Associate Professor of MIS
College of Business
Butler University
Indianapolis, IN, 46208
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Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2014 4:34 PM
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Subject: [AISWorld] Information quality in social media survey

Dear MIS Colleague,

I am conducting a survey regarding information quality in social media as one of my research projects. I need to ask a favor from you by completing a short survey using the following link:

https://butlercob.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_dbVzZe4LTsrw137

It will take 5-8 minutes to complete. Anybody that has used any types of social media should be able to complete the survey. I would greatly appreciate if you would take a little time from your busy schedule to complete the survey to help with the research project.

This survey examines users’ opinions about factors impact the information quality in social media and usefulness of information from social media and its impact on user behavior.

Thank you very much in advance for helping with the research project by completing this short survey.

Could you please also help distribute it by post / share it on your social media network and ask people from your social media network to help complete the survey? Thanks. Obviously, the more responses the better as it can represent more people who are using social media.

Best wishes,

Sincerely yours,
Hongjiang

Hongjiang Xu, PhD
Associate Professor of MIS
College of Business
Butler University
Indianapolis, IN, 46208
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