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From: Peter Bosher
Sent: 17 July 2018 16:15
To: vibe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vibe] Fwd: Call for participants with a visual impairment or severe
visualimpairment to take part in an online survey investigating everyday
musicalexperiences
I am a postgraduate researcher from the University of Leeds, studying for
fulfilment of a PhD. As part of this process, I am inviting participants
with a visual impairment or severe visual impairment (sight impaired or
severely sight impaired) to take part in an online survey, aimed at
investigating their everyday musical behaviours and experiences. The survey
will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. Participants must be aged 16
years or older.
This questionnaire makes up the third and final study in a project aimed at
investigating the role of music in everyday life for adults and adolescents
with a visual impairment in the UK. It is hoped that this stage of data
collection will allow me to reach as many participants as possible across
the UK, helping to build a nationwide picture of the current nature of music
engagement for this population. The survey contains questions relating to
demographics, engagement with music in everyday life, use of technology, and
engagement in live music events. The survey will also ask participants to
reflect on issues of accessibility relating to musical engagement. Large
format paper copies of the survey are available on request, and completion
of the survey over the phone is also possible. Please email me at
mc13clc@xxxxxxxxxxx if you would like to request either of these options.
The survey is available online at the following link
https://leeds.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/musical-experiences-of-vi-adults-and-adole
scents
Participants with a variety of musical or non-musical backgrounds are
welcome, including those who feel that their engagement with music is
minimal; a range of perspectives is essential at this stage of the project.
To find out more about the study, please email me at mc13clc@xxxxxxxxxxx.
Many thanks,
Claire Castle
University of Leeds.
Email: tedherbert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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