Online study about Internet Interaction and Visualisation - www.cyberviz.co.uk

What do you find is the biggest problem using the Internet? (Please check all that apply)

Not being able to find the information I am looking for

Not being able to efficiently organise the information I gather

Not being able to find a page I know is out there

Not being able to return to a page I once visited

Not being able to determine where I am

Not being able to visualise where I have been and where I can go

It takes too long to view/download pages

Sites that require me to register with them

Encountering links that do not work

Encountering sites that want me to pay to access information

Sites that are not compatible with all browsers

Sites with too many graphics or useless graphics

Other

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"This place drives a lot of the deal-making. The idea is to create (a map) once and sell it on multiple platforms - print, digital, CD-ROM." Fran Marshall, president of National Geographic maps in Evergreen, Oregon part of National Geographic Ventures Group, a for-profit holding company, describes her office. htttp://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/business/article/0,1299,DRMN_4_2507661,00.html



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Mapmaking Expedition is a Wikitravel Expedition to organize and standardize the maps used in Wikitravel. .. http://www.wikitravel.org/article/Wikitravel:Mapmaking_Expedition