[Update: Just to clarify, you can forward this other people if you like. I forgot to edit out some text when I posted it this morning, so the earlier version contradicted itself.]

Thanks to the assistance of several people who helped me pilot-test the Workspace Survey last week, I think I've worked out all of the major bugs. If you're interested in participating and haven't taken the survey yet, it's now open again. Feel free to pass this request on to other people who you think may be willing to participate. For this phase of my research, I'm looking for people whose work frequently includes computer use (as will be obvious by the questions). I'm not focusing on any specific job description, so this could include professors, new media artists, web designers, information architects, managers, students, etc.

I'm looking for participants to provide me with information about how they interact with and construct the spaces they work within. The survey includes (a) an anonymous three-part section with open-ended and multiple-choice questions about your computer setup and the physical spaces around it as well as (b) a non-anonymous portion that asks you to send me screenshots and/or digital pictures of your workspace (and opportunities for followup questions via email later). You can fill out either section, or both, depending on how much time you have to put into this.

http://people.clarkson.edu/~johndan/other/workspace/

If you have feedback on the survey itself (things you like/hate/etc.), you can either email them to me directly at johndanseven@gmail.com or by posting comments here on the weblog.

Thanks.