GOLIA: GO-INFO, GO-KNOW, GO-WISDOM
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GO-INFO (preview only)
GO-INFO user questionnaire
Please answer these questions based on your experience with GO-INFO. For each statement, choose one answer.
Choose “Cannot answer” if you have not used that part of GO-INFO or do not have enough information.
Local services and facilities means places such as shops, schools, health centres and parks.
Mobility solutions means options such as cycling infrastructure, bike-share and improvements to public transport.
Groups of people means, for example, older people, people with disabilities and families with children.
- 1 = Strongly disagree
- 2 = Disagree
- 3 = Neither agree nor disagree
- 4 = Agree
- 5 = Strongly agree
Understanding and using GO-INFO
1. I understand the purpose of GO-INFO.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree2. The information in GO-INFO is easy to understand.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree3. Moving between the pages of GO-INFO is easy.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree4. Finding the information I need in GO-INFO is easy.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree5. Learning to use GO-INFO is easy.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree
How useful GO-INFO is
6. GO-INFO helps me understand how easily people can reach local services and other places of interest on foot.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree7. GO-INFO helps me compare walking access to local services and other places of interest in different areas.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree8. GO-INFO helps me understand how mobility solutions affect different groups of people.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree9. The information in GO-INFO is useful to me.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree10. GO-INFO helps me compare the effects of different mobility solutions.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree
What I learned from GO-INFO
11. After using GO-INFO, I understand more about the difficulties people face when reaching places in my city on foot.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree12. After using GO-INFO, I understand more about differences between groups of people in reaching local services and facilities on foot.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree13. After using GO-INFO, I understand more about how mobility solutions can affect people.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree14. After using GO-INFO, I understand more about how transport affects different parts of people’s lives, such as travel costs and safety.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree
Using GO-INFO in the future
15. I plan to use GO-INFO again when I need information about walking access to places in my city.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree16. I would use GO-INFO to explore walking access to local services and other places of interest in areas that interest me.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree17. I would use GO-INFO to compare mobility solutions before giving my views on changes to mobility in my city.
1 = Strongly disagree5 = Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agree
Your comments
18. What was most useful about GO-INFO?
Open answer
19. What was difficult to understand or use?
Open answer
20. What would you change or add to GO-INFO?
Open answer