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hybrid disciplines. Also 1 (17%) practitioner indicated that work produced by
practitioners that were grounded in a specialism was more convincing but did
not state how this was the case.
4.5.5 Audience survey
This section describes the results of an audience survey that was conducted
during the ‘PBB’ exhibition. The aim of this survey was to gather qualitative
statements from members of the public about the exhibition.
How did you first become aware of Fast-uk or References
folly?
From folly 6
Passing-by/local 5
St. Martin’s College 5
Word of mouth 5
Lancaster ICT Cluster Group 2
Poster 2
Business Link action learning session 1
We-make-money-not-art.com 1
No answer 1
From the responses gathered 6 visitors (21%) that attended the exhibition found
out about the project partners from folly. 5 visitors (18%) first became aware of
them while at the exhibition or had known about folly because they lived locally
and had previously heard of folly. 5 visitors (18%) had been informed by a tutor
at St. Martin’s College. 5 visitors (18%) found out via word of mouth. 2 visitors
(7%) had heard of them through Lancaster University's research, development
and business centre in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
Another 2 visitors (7%) had seen a poster advertising the festival and exhibition.
1 visitor (4%) had discovered them at a Business Link event and another (4%)
found them on the Internet.
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