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2. ume a No ab ab people in Column Row Englanti England 000 z 000 Free time activity Spend time with friends farmily Read Listen te music Watch TV Days out or visits to places Eat out at restaurants Go to pubs bars cdubs DIY Gardening 12 031 a 5 931 40 4 38 9 40 9 X 30 6 Sport exercise Arts and crafts 9 Theatre music concerts Play computer games The 000 s figure is the The 000 s figures the The Column total populationin the total populationin the In this example 63 9 In this example 22 4 selected column In this selected column In this of 16 24 yr olds go to of Cinema Goers are example it means that example there are the cinema 16 24 yrs old 17 438 000 Cinema 3 699 000 Cinema 3899 61010x100 3889 17438x100 goers in England goers aged 16 24 63 9 22 4 15 This cellhas been highlighted in Purple This meansthatitis not figures are higherthan the figures forthe rest of the populationin England but that the difference is Statistically significant at the 95 confidence level Significance atthe 96 confidence level Change settings in Options This cellhas been highlightedin Blue This meansthatitis notby lower than the figures for the rest ofthe populationin England
3. Be Museums activity Graph it Be Sport 1 Walking fi Sport Team Games Sport Social Activities iff Sport Individual Activities Sport Personal Fitness Sport Technical Natural Environment S fa Sport Swimming E d Overall Sport Participation P PSA Measures fi Participation in organised sport and atter Levers Barriers P Strongly supportive C What next Would you like to find out how these responses vary by people s attributes e g age or by their experiences or views of another topic Feeling towards UK hosting the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London alll Graph it Answer Strongly against C Slightly against C Neither against nor supportive Ca Slightly supportive C ge Internet Access ge Volunteering ge Influence On Local Facilities Environmer ge Broadcasting Be Licensing Be Gambling Be Childrens Play Ba Tourism Vodafone Mobile Internet Explorer be Trend NETQuest T step 1 bmp Paint fm My Documents Recycle Bin Step 3 Select Year s and Demographic Report To create the year on year comparison select the additional year s you would like to include in the analysis Taking Part 2007 08 Favourites People who answered questions on your chosen topic also answered questions on the topics below What EI Q amp Demographics other topic would you like to see their responses to EH Views On Local Area M 3 Q Chi
4. hie access fo the internet from home Yes lernet Access Do you or a y ers of your household have access to the internet from home Yes b 2006 27 LL ie In 2006 2007 67 9 of All Adults 16 had England 00 s Engl nd ai internet access at home J 27 094 Sample In 2007 2008 72 1 of All Adults 16 had internet access at home 56 Row Diff Row Diff This represents anincrease of 4 2 72 1 67 9 between these periods Sex of respondent Male Fern ale Age groupr 16 24 a0 25 44 zw ad 45 64 73 9 x 77 8 3 9 65 74 43 8 x 47 9 4 1 75 19 6 X 21 8 2 2 Government Office Region Morth East 61 1 x 63 6 25 In 2005 2007 76 of 16 24yrs olds had Horth West 61 0 x 69 6 8 7 internet access athome Yorkshire and Humberside 63 9 x 66 3 2 3 East Midlands 68 1 x 71 9 3 9 F West Midlands 65 6 x 68 9 3 2 ib apa sien ee East of England 71 8 X 73 8 20 internet access at home London 69 6 x 77 0 7 4 South East 74 6 X 76 5 1 3 This represents anincrease of 4 9 south Werk 69 6 x 73 0 3 4 80 9 78 between these periods Type of area L Urban 66 9 X 71 7 4 8 Rural 72 1 X 73 7 1 6 29 Customising the Trend Table It is possible to customise the contents of the Trend Table by using the three pull down menus from the top of the table tool bar Selecting different options from the pull down me
5. In the last 12 months have you used the internet to look at ail Graph it Answer Museum gallery websites Theatre concert websites or other websites about art C Archive record websites C Sport websites Ca None of these Ca Once you have selected your area of interest you are then asked to choose another topic by which to profile At this stage it is possible for you to continue on and create a standard table as per usual see page 8 In order for you to create a Trend Table you need to select an additional year or years from the tick box on the right hand side The default selected survey will already be displayed in grey see below People who answered questions on your chosen topic also answered questions on the topics below What other topic would you like to see thei to Click on one topic from the list below Previous Step Chosen topic gt Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes Available Topics Cr Te 01 Demographics C Taking Part 2007 2008 02 Health and Disability Taking Part 2006 2007 03 Freetine Activities C Taking Part 2005 2006 04 Arts Participation 05 Arts Attendance 06 Library OF Archives 08 Heritage 10 Museums 11 Walking 12 Sports Team Games 13 Sports Social Activities 14 Sports Individual Activities 15 Sports Swimming 16 Sports Personal Fitness 17 Sports Technical and Natu
6. Visit to historicalheritage website Took virtual tour Visit to a library website was this to Visit to a theatre concert website or other website at No 96 eople in people in Row England England 000 lt 000 lt 39 Wes 29 855 4 934 16 5 Ho 11 558 1 167 10 1 Last 12 months used the internet to la a na i websites 7 602 848 11 2 Library websites 4 319 41 19 5 Historical or heritage websites 8 681 889 10 2 Theatre concert websites or other web 14 342 2 393 6 7 Archive record websites 4 562 439 9 6 Sport websites 12 673 2 786 22 0 Mone of these 17 826 1 611 9 0 Visit to museum gallery website was Find out about or order tickets for exhi 3 732 316 8 5 Look at items from the collection 1 492 166 11 1 To find out information about a partic 3 127 258 11 4 Some other reason 816 112 13 7 Example 2 Regional analysis of Men s free time activities Step 1 Select the Topic from the dictionary In this example click on Demographics and then click on Region Area EQ Demographics El Sex Age Household Reference Person Household Details El Education Work Status A Income Hou Step 2 Select the Question on Region Area to be set as Columns in your Table Click on the question bar to select Government Office Region as your columns Government Office Region alll Graph it Answer North East Co North vest Co Yorkshire and Humberside E East Midlands
7. 000 people in England DOD z 38 Select Base All Adults 16 29 Ma people in England ooo s 44 25 Row Sex Respondent age group 5 bands 45 54 people in England 000 95 Row people in England Row HH oe 1 This will create a new Table with only the answers to that question displayed as the rows in your Table Change topics Population base Select Subset of Table Last 12 manthz used the internet to look at Select Base All Adults 16 19 Internet Sex Respondent age group 5 bands Total 16 24 23 44 45 54 Ma Ma 96 Ma 95 Ma 95 Ma people in people in Row people in Row people in Row people in Row England England England England England fooo s fooo s fooo s food s fooo s All Adults 16 Last 12 months used the internet to look at Museum gallery websites Library websites Historical or heritage websites Theatre concert websites or other websites about art Archive record websites Sport websites Mone of these To view all questions again click on the Select Subset of Table drop down menu and select All Questions Select Subset of Table Select Base All Questions All Adults 16 All Questions ternet Sex Age Respondent Access to internet from home p mE Last 12 months used the internet to look at tal 16 24 Visit to museum gallery website was this to
8. Select the question you would like to set as columns 37 Step oi Selecrihe TOWS OF your analysis o er ta er e t e a bc beau ede e 37 NEZ HERRERO RCC CCRT TT MT 38 Example 2 Regional analysis of Men s free time 40 SED oelecithe HOM Ne CICHOMALY athens Ue Cub ub ae eoe ul eua apa uns 40 Step 2 Select the Question on Region Area to be set as Columns in your 40 Step a Selecrthe rows For your es a at e oe 40 ee eo eae RO Ret 41 Example 3 Have attitudes towards the Olympics in 2012 changed in the last 2 43 SLED A Selecrthe SOOM beso bet iaa ad mc Romas tos 43 Step 2 Select the question regarding feelings towards the Olympic Games 43 Step 3 Select Year s and Demographic Report esseessssssssssssssseseeennene nennen nnne nnne nsn nsns 44 m AR NEAR INED cet 45 91 c 6 fl BY 47 Welcome to Taking Part NETQuest What Does NETQuest do NET Quest provides you with quick access to Taking Part survey results The sys
9. 0 D 10 0 00 Q0 OO 30 D 1D 0 D 0 30 30 OO D CD 060 O P M O Q O f OP PR RGOOTPOORU RU ORA5 Q AONMRORBONMO OXAQOMU OQ 4 40 00 IP 30 30 UL OI O ID ELO uoO oNDOOompn omRnaoumBO 0NOO WWVOWHRYROVDMOPNOSYHWHOYVHWUWOAD 0 4 4 0 0 O 0 O 0 3 0 H 12 This Table is based on all Adults aged 16 As we would like to base this analysis on Males we must use the drop down menu to change the base see below 41 The final Table shows us how Free Time Activities vary by UK region when based on Males NEM Change topics Population base Select Subset of Table Select Base Questions gt 03 Freetime Activities Region Area Government Office Region m2 GN SH o _ SHE Total North East North West Yorkshire and East Midlands West Midlands East of England London South East Humberside No No 96 No 96 No 96 No No 96 No 96 No 96 No people in people in Row people in Row people in people in people in Row people in Row people in Row people in England England England England England England England England England 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 1 818 11 8 2 187 14 2 2 667 17 3 1 292 11 4 1 591 1 986 17 5 1 717 12 1 1 902 2 469 17 4 1 947 11 4 2 272 2 854 16 7 1 363 11 8 1 359 2 043 17 6 1 411 2 187 18 1 1 105 11 0 1 682 16 8 1 178 12 5 1 739 18 5 1 095 11
10. 532 3 892 8 822 32 13 3n 13 44 12 276 g 10 002 9 005 3 582 10 759 5 16 5 363 2 2565 2 300 7 761 8 125 6 473 2 560 1 123 4 7139 4 493 2 228 1 774 3 8039 19 34 46 12 25 38 296 a 3 284 3 142 2 829 3 701 2 598 2 677 1 286 1 594 2 540 2 882 1 639 992 260 966 1 430 lar etal 332 1 096 16 37 45 is 27 141 4 DO MEER RR SD a 0 0 d OS USO DO NO ELIO HWM ME SD ROO SD FO RR RR RR 4D OS COD 4D OS 4D OO I Ae CD BO EO EE EE SB OS OS SER OL OO P I RO Ry n Ci 00 CO 4 00 ORI D To select different rows for this same Table click on the Back button in the Toolbar Clicking on the Population base button in the toolbar will also allow you to change the population base See Table Interpretation on how to interpret this table England ooo s 3 961 2 923 2 932 2 503 3 584 2 019 2 076 771 523 2 110 2 553 905 731 196 511 579 1 126 147 389 4 44 50 12 22 7 79 5 Row m J 4D oc o cH C D J CO Row p ER CO p 0C C co Changing Population base The default Population base on Taking Part surveys is All Adults 16 or you can create your own customised bases All Adults 16 is the default Population base The table created will reflect the answers of the projected population in England that are aged 16 years and over Click on any
11. Free Time ee Any Engagement Arts Participation me Arts Attendance ee Library 01 Demographics Taking Part 4007 2008 Archives 19 Internet taking Part 2046 zb demus C Taking Part 2605 2006 me Museums Boe Sport walking Sport Team Games H Sport Social Activities ef Sport Individual Activiti of Sport Personal Fitness Sport Technical Natur Sport Swimming Overall Sport Participatic PSA Measures 51 Participation in organise Levers Barriers E Olympics me Internet Access Be Volunteering me Influence On Local Faci ee Broadcasting me Licensing ee Gambling People who answered questions on your chosen topic also answered questions on the topics below What other topic would you like to see their responses to e Click on one topic from the list below Chosen topic Olympics Feeling towards UK hosting the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London Available Topics me Childrens Play me Tourism Vodafone Mobile C Internet Explorer T Trend NETQuest T step 3 bmp Paint f My Documents Recycle Bin When creating a trend analysis NETQuest always makes the trend comparison chronologically In other words the newest survey responses will always be compared against the survey selected and any differences will be calculated 44 Step 4 Table The report will appear displaying Demographics as rows and the first answer for the question will appear for eac
12. Limit Pie label style Inside Show point values L Save vour settings The option button controls the design and format of your graph You can choose different graph types labelling and colours here By clicking on apply your changes will be made to the currently displayed graph Click on Save your settings to retain the formatting you set This will then become your default setting Data View Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XL 5 Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Back Zz No people in Fnoland 000 s Taking Part 2007 08 Spend time with friends family Taking Part 2007 08 Taking Part 2007 08 Taking Part 2007 08 Taking Part 2007 08 Taking Part 2007 08 Taking Part eerte Read Listen to music Watch TV Days out or visits to places Eat aut at restaurants Days aut ar visits ta places Watch TV Read Spend time with friend family 0 20 40 60 60 100 x Source Taking Fart 2007 08 Copyright BMRB 19 The data view function will display a separate window table showing the number of respondents Sample and the population figures in thousands for the answers selected It is a floating window and can be dragged to any area on your screen It can be used to aid the interpretation of your graph Answers can be hidden by clicking on the tick box to remove the tick Click apply to view your changes Printing and Exp
13. Survey please contact the DCMS on this e mail address takingpart culture gsi gov uk Please click on the Stakeholder logos below to find out more about the DCMS stakeholders for the Taking Part Survey CO lt Sy XQ g LBS www artscouncil org uk COUNCIL www mla gov uk m ENGLISH HERITAGE www english heritage org uk SPORT p ENGLAND www sportengland org 47
14. a library 21 Sliding Panel To hide the dictionary to view more of the results on screen click on the arrow button located on the left hand side of the Table panel This is particularly useful on the final Table Screen as you is able to view more of the Table on screen 21 21 a mq Demographics Select Subset of Table Select Base m Views On Local Area Meighb All Adults 16 j Childhood Participati SAP e ildhaod Participation 01 Demographics Free Time Free time activity cem gt a IL 1 Free Time Total Spend time with E Any Engagement friends family Ee Artz Participation pe Arts Attendance o5 Mo Ho Ee Library people in people in people in people in people in m England England England England England 1 9 archives 000 000 z s 000 s food s Eq Heritage pe Museums All Adults 16 Sex of Q pan Male pe Internet Access Female Ee Volunteering Lan groups DE Influence On Local Facilities 25 44 pe Broadcasting 45 64 ae Licensing km F Home Change survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Current User best User tor Sotware Select Subset of Table Select Base All Questions All Adults 16 Change topics Population base gt 01 Demographics Free Time Free time activity D CONES Total Spend time with Listen to music TV Days out or visits Eat ou friends family to places resta
15. denoted by the https characters at the beginning of the site address Whenever you are logged in to NETQuest you will see a padlock in the status bar of Internet Explorer indicating you have a secure connection if you click on this padlock you will be given information about the NETQuest security certificate supplied by Verisign this ensures that you are using the correct NET Quest site If you do not see this certificate you should contact ooftware before using the service Information stored by the NETQuest application is only used for generating usage statistics and is not used for any other purpose KMR Software Terms and Conditions All data shown on NETQuest are the property of the respective data suppliers All access to data is subject to the terms and conditions of agreement between end users and the relevant data suppliers System Requirements NETQuest supports the following browsers Microsoft Internet Explorer v6 0 onwards inte Other browsers may work with NETQuest but only these browser versions have been tested In order to save your local options NETQuest requires that you enable cookies in your browser To check that cookies are enabled follow these steps In Internet Explorer Select Tools Internet Options from the main menu On the Privacy tab set your privacy setting to Medium of lower Adobe Acrobat Get feet ADONE READER Most Tables in NETQuest can be viewed as a PDF document to
16. it will reveal that there are 6 101 000 people in the population that are aded between 16 and 24 vears T Printthe report in PDF format Exploring a topic further NET Quest allows you to examine the Taking Part survey responses in more detail You can pick a question or specific answer to profile and by creating a Table you can find out how these responses vary by people s attributes e g age or by their experiences or views of another topic Your initial selection here forms the column s of any final Table To select a Question along with all associated answers for further analysis click on the Question Bar see below Chosen topic Library Attendance and Frequency In the last 12 months have you been to a library Graph it Click ba select this question Answer Yes Ed Ho EC Dont EC 3 How often in the last 12 months have you been to a library alll Graph it Answer At least once a week Ed Less often than once a week but at least once a month El Less often than once a month but at least 3 4 times year Eo 1 2 times a year Eo Don t kno Eo To select just one answer within a Question for further analysis click on the required answer Chosen topic gt Library Attendance and Frequency In the last 12 months have you been to a library Graph it Anawer Yes ca Ho Ca Don t kno C How often in the last 12 months have you been to a library all G
17. of the available answers to create a different Base population The first box contains Main Demographics Sex Age Ethnicity NS SEC Level the second box contains Additional Demographic bases and the third box contains specific Sector Bases You can only select one answer from each box If you select an answer from more than one box the answers chosen will be combined together using an AND operator In NETQuest AND is used where you wanis to restrict a definition to a certain group In other words only those who have responded to the selected answers will be included in the definition Think carefully about whether you need to use a specific base For example the levers questions for each sector are only asked of people who engaged in that sector while the barriers questions are only asked of people who didn t engage So if you are interested in barriers to arts attendance use the base Arts events not attended in last 12 months If you include levers or barriers in a Cross tabulation Table without the correct base then the percentages will be calculated using all adults i e including people who weren t asked the questions For more information about the base for each question see the NETQuest bases document within the survey Dictionary In the example below the Base population is Female AND Urban AND have been to a Library in last 12 months The population that has been defined is all Females that live in the City Urban and
18. sample These questions have been labelled as such In the survey below for example view on local area neighbourhood are asked of Sample A only and are labelled as such Chosen topic gt Views On Local Area Neighbourhood SAMPLE A ONLY gt Views On Local Area Neighbourhood Sample only 3 How long have you lived in this arez SAMPLE A ONLY ail Graph it Usa Anse Less than 12 months C 12 months or more but less than 2 years EI 2 years or more but less than 3 years El 3 years or more but less than 5 years El 5 years or more but less than 10 years El 10 years or more but less than 20 years C 20 years or longer C Mot stated Cl Don t knows Eo How satisfied are you with this area as a place to liver SAMPLE A ONLY Graph it ee Anse Very satisfied Ea Fairly satisfied Ea Heither satisfied nor dissatistied Ea Slightly dissatisfied Ea Mery dissatistied C Don t knows C2 Sample A and Sample B data have been factored up to represent the full survey period and these questions can be analysed with other questions on the survey 14 Interpretation of a table The 000 s figure is he This is the Row This The Column is 100 total population in the he figure means that selected column In this This is the percentage 14 7 of all Adults 16 example it means that of 16 24 years olds that areaged 16 24 6 101 000 peopleare are Adults 185 aged 16 24
19. that have responded that they have been to a library in the last 12 months NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit Favorites Tools Help QJ a A pe Search Sf Favorites ei g fw rel Address https www kmrsoftware netinetquestapp netquestdcmstest default aspx Links Home KMR Software Intranet PMB Web Launcher TGI Worldview Version 2 DCMS NETQuest Quick Reports Login Page Webex 8 Windows Live Hotmail c Work Mail m Home Change survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Current User DCMS Test User for KMR Software Taking Pa rt 2007 08 B Q survey Information E Favourites Chosen topic gt Free Time Free time activity E Demographics The default base is All Adults 16 or create your own me Views On Local Area Neigh Main Demographics me Childhood Participation S All Adults 16 Be Free Time 3 Reset emale P Free Time K IE Any Participation Attenda E 3 Arts Participation me Arts Attendance Library Male 18 24 EQ archives Male 25 44 H Heritage Male 45 64 me Museums H Sport 5 Bcc apply further filters to your base choose from the lists below EQ volunteering Additional Demographics amp Sector Filters a Influence On Local Facilitie Ethnic group Black Arts Activities participated in last 12 months Ethnic group Other F Arts Activities not participated in the
20. view PDF documents you will need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed Adobe Acrobat Reader is available free of charge from www adobe com Getting Started with Topline Results Dictionary All Questions and Answers on the Taking Part Survey are easily available for analysis Topline Results provide the number and percentage of people who have given an answer to each question within the topic area They are accessed via the Survey dictionary that is displayed on the left hand side of the screen Click on a Topic to expand the available questions for analysis and then select your area of interest For example clicking on Demographics displays the questions about Sex Age Household Reference Person etc NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer Fil Edit View Favorites Tools Help T o x JJ Search S P Favorites E R fiw m rel Address E https www kmrsoftware net nekquestapp netqueskdcmstest del dm Home Change Survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Current User beens Test OUsertor Sottware Here are the responses to questions relating to your chosen topic E Household Reference Perse What next Would you like to find out how these responses vary by people s attributes e g age or by their experiences or views of another topic E Household Details D Education e Ifyes click below on either the entire question white text ar the specific answer in blue text th
21. visits ta places Eat nut at restaurants Go to pubs bars clubs DIY Gardening Shopping Mo 95 people in Row England food s 51 2 029 2 872 5 058 5 001 3 032 3 359 3 691 228 4 210 Ma people in England food s 12 031 2 228 10 522 12 085 3 402 92 927 7 372 2 958 2 931 3 9597 95 Ma Row people in England fooo s people in England food s Row 4 206 5 3 284 3 142 2 825 3 701 2 6598 2 677 1 286 1 534 2 340 2 882 H HHH 1 ee Om COO Co MJ Spor exercise 3 588 8 361 1 83 AR Archives 9 Highlight using significance Significance criteria 95 confidence Excel CSV delimiter amp Within Options you can choose whether to highlight answers that are significant at the 99 confidence level or the 95 confidence level The confidence level can be set at either 95 or 99 This can be changed by clicking on the drop down arrow The default setting is 95 If the confidence level is set to 95 and the index is significantly higher at the 5 level the index will be highlighted in purple If the index is significantly lower at the 5 level the index will be highlighted in blue Purple and blue highlighting is used to highlight answers in the index column that are significantly different from the total base for the table By significantly different we are refer to statistical significance When question
22. 2 4 41 5 22 4 WU U U 0ST0OHPUUORPOo uNH O t 30 OQ HC UO OL LOL C Cn NEN 42 Example 3 Have attitudes towards the Olympics in 2012 changed in the last 2 years Step 1 Select the Sport Topic Select the Sport Topic from the survey and then click on the questions relating to the Olympics Home Change survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Current User DCMS Test User for Taking Part 2007 08 Get started survey Information Which of the topics on the left you interested in E Demographics E Views On Local amp Area Neighbourhaad SA Click on one then choose from the drop down menu A Childhood Participation SAMPLE B ONL E Free Time E Anu Engagement Qe Arts Participation E Arts Attendance A Library E Archives Key Facts Qe Heritage Interview Period July 2007 ta September 2008 a Sample Size 25 720 ies Respondents Adults aged 16 spate Tam Geography England P Sport Social Activities Total Population 41 456 200 Taking Part 2007 08 El Sport Individual Activities Copyright DCMSOS iff Sport Personal Fitness Sport Technical Natural Environment 5 Si Sport Swimming Overall Sport Participation ff PSA Measures Participation in organised sport and atte Step 2 Select the question regardi
23. 9 1 700 18 6 1 270 11 4 1 905 17 1 1 358 11 4 18 1 308 12 3 19 1 272 cia 18 7 609 18 9 842 19 6 695 17 1 17 9 29 8 42 5 32 6 Free time activity Spend time with friends family 722 Read S17 Listen to music 652 Watch TV 870 Days out or visits to places 536 Eat out at restaurants 518 Go to pubs bars clubs 546 DIY 428 Gardening 408 Shopping 500 Sport exercise 559 Arts and crafts 85 Play a musical instrument 100 Go to cinema 352 Visit rnuseums galleries 242 Theatre music concerts 268 Play computer games 313 Internet emailing 461 Academic study Puzzles and games Attend member of society club Gambling Religious activities going to place of w Voluntary work charity work Other answers Not stated 1 911 12 4 1 676 10 9 1 353 1 445 12 7 1 190 10 5 939 1 801 12 7 1 522 10 7 1 256 2 217 13 0 1 868 10 9 1 428 1 527 13 2 1 358 11 7 1 542 12 7 1 317 10 9 1 337 13 3 1 232 12 3 1 233 13 1 1 042 1 143 12 5 996 12 5 1 179 13 1 1 239 12 2 aval 12 6 264 11 8 825 632 E 679 1 560 1 160 1 404 1 806 1 120 1 223 1 079 994 1 014 1 221 1 171 212 206 768 472 606 601 BR m HH BH BHH H HH HH HH HH HIHH 5 NHRPARUDAAADAAAAUAAUA AA IN NB i0 OQ H WOWWDODAWVOAMWEFErFOOOWOWOO O 00 00 00 00 00 J 00 00 00 D 00 D 00 D 00 00 CO CO SD OO D i CO Os 0 O Os QD 00 Os E 00 4 00 C 00 H ro 2
24. Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes Taking Part Taking Part 2006 2007 2007 2008 No people in No people in England 000 s England 000 s 27 094 29 855 Sample 14 803 Sample 16 629 Row 96 Diff Row 96 Diff NET Quest will then graph the information that is currently displayed in the Table In this example the graph will show how Internet access from the home by age groups has changed year on year Select Subset of Table Select Base Age group 1 All Adults 16 Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel MLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes 5 Row Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 31 Customising the Trend Graph Changing Base The information that is displayed in the Graph can be dynamically updated using the three pull down menus In the example below the Base option is being changed from All Adults to Males Select Subset of Table Select Base A Age arcup All Adults 16 MI B All Adults 16 Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel Female 15 24 Internet Access Do you or any members of internet from homps 75 Male 16 24 Male 25 44 Male 45 64 Male 65 74 Male 75 Female 16 24 Female 25 44 Female 45 64 Female 65 74 Fe
25. Guide to using Taking Part NETQuest Table of Contents Welcome to Taking Part NETQOZBSSE iin e ce eere eoe tarn 4 Wha DOSS NET QUCS eer ee RES 4 SS ase ee 4 PIVa yo l hag g uU Mu ME LEE MEE INI 5 Software Terms and COonditions cccccccccceeccceeeceeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeseeeseeesseeeeseeeesaeesseeesseessaeessaeessueessaeessneesaaess 5 System CINE G Tie MS ui vavesete vate vas vat cvv muet A A E TT 5 Getting Started with Topline Results 6 RO 6 A AA A AAAA 6 EKDOR el CODING VINO 7 eer ete ROR 7 o iro VV WN ESPUMA 7 selecting turther topics oda dera tiva td uadit sue uasa ut 8 reading eee ee eee ee eee eee een ea PME 9 HANGING ODUIAU OM ASC a 10 Survey ROMON 11 P
26. Q Demographics All Questions All Adults 16 All Answers Be Views On Local Area Ne E childhood Participation Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Bae Free Time E E Any Engagement Olympics Feeling towards UK hosting the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London Ba Arts Participation Bee Arts Attendance 50 Bae Library me Archives Ba Heritage Be Museums Be Sport gi walking Sport Team Games Sport Social Activities Sport Individual Activiti 21 Sport Personal Fitness Sport Technical Natur Sport Swimming Overall Sport Participatid PSA Measures 1 Participation in organise Levers Barriers E Olympics Ba Internet Access Es Volunteering Bae Influence On Local Faci Be Broadcasting Be Licensing Answers EQ Gambling Be Childrens Play Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Ba Tourism Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB K3 gt of Highlighting significant difference at 95 confidence level Copyright BMRB start 5 vodafone Mobile C Internet Explorer T Trend NETQuest T step 4 bmp Paint fm My Documents Recycle Bin 46 Contact Details For further assistance on NET Quest please contact Software on this e mail address helpdesk kantarmedia com department for culture media and sport For more information on the Taking Part
27. S 17 ETE A ict ee em OE SRE SE RN Oe A 18 az 1 cal L011 116 im ee i et mnc ccn 19 Sold RTT eurer 19 Ic RET T rr 19 ITO XPO Ch oio ide das ata antes dui wd udin ud cade e mide E A UR we Roman OCIO T NN 20 e e c DU 21 Te NER EE LI 22 ADON ceased E d 23 OU OWNS Std ta tad ls deta ee awe SS mU 23 mllelaliel al late et n 23 NUDO gm lO da t EM LE LLL A UEM E 25 de SOWA SWVC I oie OE bid bat tea tau tau A 25 27 a 29 30 Gredtino gle ee ee 31 CUSTOM SING Ss OI RC rio mm 32 RC TOOL 32 Ole EEG A AT E A 33 oie As Ags a ee ee ee ne ee ee ee ee ee A A eee ee ROC 36 Example 1 Internet Usage last 12 months by Age breakdown ccccccseccceeeceeeeeeeeneeeseeeceueeeeeeseeeseesueeseeeaeeeseeesanes 37 Step 1 Select the Topic from the Survey CICtIONALY cccceccceccceeeceeeeeeeeseeceeeteueeaeeseeeseeeseueesueeaeeesseesaueeeneeaes 37 Step 2
28. Trend Table or visually as a graph Trend Graph To create a Trend Table you need to select the responses you wish to analyse In the example below within the 2007 2008 survey we have selected the questions relating to Internet access that we wish to profile over time Specifically we have selected the people who access the internet from home Taking Part 2007 08 E QJ survey Information E r Favourites E Q Demographics Here are the responses to questions relating to your chosen topic me Views On Local Area Neighbourhood SAP B e Childhood Participation SAMPLE B ONLY What next Would you like to find out how these responses vary by people s attributes e g age or by their experiences or views of another topic Be Free Time E Any Engagement e Ifyes click below on either the entire question in white text or the specific answer in blue text that you want to explore further EQ Arts Participation e Ifno you can printthese results or begin a new analysis me Arts Attendance me Library Be Archives me Heritage xe EQ Museums X Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Graph it me Sport ne Internet Access 3f Chosen topic Internet Access Internet Access me 2 ing Ee Influence On Local Facilities Environment Be Broadcasting me Licensing Be Gambling Be Childrens Play Library websites Tourism Historical or heritage websites
29. West Midlands Ca East of England Ga London EC South East CJ South West Ca Step 3 Select the rows for your analysis A list of further topics for profiling will then appear For this analysis select Freetime Activities Chosen topic gt Region Area Government Office Region U1 Demographics I2 Health and 03 Freetime Activities 40 Step 4 Table A Table will then appear where all the Regions are set as columns and questions relating to the Free Time Activities will appear as rows Back Change topics Population base gy ia fe v 03 Freetime Activities Region Area Government Office Region amp mr North East North West Yorkshire and East Midlands West Midlands East of England South East Humberside No No 96 No 96 Mo 96 No 96 No 96 No 96 No 96 Mo 96 people in people in Row people in Row people in Row people in Row people in Row people in Row people in Row people in Row England England England England England England England England England 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 000 s 2 985 2 368 aaa 3 103 2 280 2 363 1 745 1 342 1 812 2 491 1 907 761 345 1 505 1 023 1 434 811 1 908 9 du 14 3 14 4 94 at Total Free time activity Spend time with friends family 33 318 1 640 Read 26 951 1 243 Listen to music 29 808 1 441 Watch TV 35 147 Days out or visits to places 25 333 Eat out at restaurants 26 020 Go to
30. at you wantto explore further Work Status Ifno you can printthese results or begin a new analysis Income Haousing Tenu Region Area Ethnic Group Religio MEM Health Disability Hf Chosen topic Demographics Sex Age L F meas 3 Sex of respondent Graph it pe Views On Local Area Heigh E Childhood Participation 5 Ee Free Time pe Any Participation Attendan Female ta EQ Arts Participation gt Arts Attendance pe Library Answer pe Archives 16 240 Ee Heritage 25 44 E Ee Museums Ee Sport Ee Internet Access pe Volunteering pe Influence On Local Facilitie Anser Male Ca Respondent age group 5 bands Graph it 45 64 65 74 C 75 E Hot stated C Click on a Topic for example Sex Age and the questions and answers within that area of interest will appear as Topline Resuts In this example 16 24 yr olds represent 14 7 96 of the total adult population More Change print which results you want to see by clicking on the icons located at the top left hand corner of the report This is calculated by dividing the 000 figure for the answer by the sum of all the 000 figures within the question In this example 14 796 of the population is aged between 16 and 24 6101 6101 14512 12629 4206 3961 27 X 100 14 7 000 The thousands figure is the projected number of people in the population In this example if this option is selected
31. but thatthe difference is statistically significant at the 95 confidence level Highlighting has been set to use Table Toolbar Refresh Click on Refresh to return your Table back into its original state This means that any answers columns that have been hidden will be shown Any changes to column width will revert back to the default and any questions that have been hidden will reappear ETIN Base 000 s 000 s The projected number of people in the population in 000s in the intersecting column and the row cell 6 Column The profile coverage of the column When reading the column one should read the column title and then the row title i e the percentage of the column that is explained by the row Row Row the penetration composition When reading the row figure one should read the row title and then the column title i e the percentage of the row that is explained by the column E Answers are highlighted in purple or blue To set the options for highlighting click on the Options button on the main toolbar This function can be used to draw attention to statistically significant results in the report Highlighting can be shown hidden by clicking on the Highlighting option on the Toolbar 3i Table Via Adobe PDF Tables can be viewed and then printed via Adobe Acrobat Reader This application must be installed onto your PC for this option to be available Click on the icon and
32. bware net nekque Links El Home KMF Software Intranet PME Web Launcher Worldview version 2 DCMS NETQuest Quick Reports Login Page 2 Webex i Windows Live Hotmail m Home Change Survey Start again KME Software Logout Options Current User lech Test Usertor EME Software Taking Fa rt 2007 08 Get started El 4g survey Information E e Favourites gt Demographics gt Views On Local Ares Neigh E Childhood Participation 8 e Click an ane then choose fram the drop down menu gt Free Time E gt Any E Which of the topics on the left are you interested in QR Arts Participation E oo Taking Part 2007 08 E gt Archives gt Heritage Museums Interview Period July 2007 ta September 2008 EQ Sport Sample Size 25 720 pe Internet Access Respondents Adults aged 154 gt Volunteering E gt Influence On Local Facilitie Geography England E Q Broadcasting Total Population 41 4356 200 1 9 Licensing Copyright gt Gambling pe Childrens Play gt Tourism Key Facts 11 Navigation Tabs Available on All Screens Home Clicking on Home will return you to the Welcome Page even if this has been switched off i e the box next to Do not show this page the next time login has been ticked Change Survey This tab will give access to additional Taking Part surveys available on NET Quest Start again Clicking on Surv
33. d have access to the internet from home Yes Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Male Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB 33 By choosing the Data View function see below a pop up window will appear summarising the data in a table Within this window it is possible to hide one or more of the answers from the graph by clicking on the tick box Click on the tick box to remove the tick to hide the selected answer Select Subset of Table Select Base Answer s Age group Mal iF have access tothe internet from home Ves nmm Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XL S Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image MM Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes Answer people England 000 s Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 lt S S s S I I 2 000 4 000 No people in England 0005 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Male Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB In the example below we have unchecked the 75 age group from the data table Select Subset of Table Select Base Answer s have access to the internet fr
34. ey will return you to the survey home page Software This option is a link to the KMR Software website Click here to find out more about our other products and services Logout Select this option to Logout of NETQuest Options To change Table options click on Options Users can change Highlighting Sample flag thresholds and hide certain responses from the Table 12 Questions added to Questionnaire Questions that have been added to the survey in the second third or fourth quarter of the survey period have been flagged These flags are as follows Questions added in Quarter 2 are flagged as 10 05 October 2005 onwards Questions added in Quarter 3 are flagged as 01 06 January 2006 onwards Questions added in Quarter 4 are flagged as 04 06 April 2006 onwards In the example below questions on religion were added to the questionnaire in quarter 2 October 2005 and are flagged as 7 10 05 What is your religion 10 05 alld Graph it athai st agnasti ci Other answers No answer 7005 cll Questions that have been added in quarter 2 are available from quarter 2 onwards i e until the end of the survey period Where questions have been added the data has been factored up to represent the full survey period and these questions can be analysed with other questions on the survey 13 Sample A and Sample B Questions Certain questions on the Taking Part survey were asked of only part of the
35. ght BMRB start vodafone Mobile Internet Explorer T Trend NETQuest T step 3 bmp Paint fm My Documents Recycle Bin 00 12 46 Create graph by clicking on the Graph icon shown above NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools ay Back 1 Address https jvww kmrsoftware net netquestapp netquestdcmstest deFault Go gt gt gt gt Links Home KMR Software Intranet 68 Open Office Document PMB Web Launcher Shortcut to CARS TGI Worldview Version 2 DCMS NETQuest Quick Reports Login Page c Webex Work 8 Windows Live Hotmail km Home Change survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Help Current User DCMS Test User for KMR Software Taking Part 2007 08 g Change topics Population base ej J E survey Information Hse Favourites Select Subset of Table Select Base Answer s EQ Demographics All Questions v All Adults 16 Wal Strongly against B Views On Local Area Ne EQ Childhood Participation Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Be Free Time E Any Engagement Olympics Feeling towards UK hosting the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in gt NES apnd London Strongly against ae Library B Archives Be Heritage Be Museums Be Sport a Walking Sport Team Games Sport Soc
36. h year selected which in this example is Olympics Feeling towards UK hosting the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London Strongly against NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer gt File Edit View Favorites Tools H 3 3 Back Links amp Home KMR Software Intranet 8 Open Office Document PMB Web Launcher Shortcut to CARS TGI Worldview c Version 2 DCMS NETQuest Quick Reports Login Page Webex Work Mail 8 Windows Live Hotmail 1 Address https www kmrsoftware net netquestapp netquestdcmstest default aspx m r Home Change survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Help Current User DCMS Test User for KMR Software Pu ea crane tos TE o a H2 B E survey Information ps ay Zl Hsp Favourites Select Subset of Table Select Base Answer s EQ Demographics All Questions All Adults 16 WA Strongly against Be Views On Local Area Ne 01 Demographics Olympics Feeling towards UK hosting the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London Strongly against Bae Childhood Participation mr E 3 me Free Time Taking Part Taking Part Any Engagement 2006 2007 2007 2008 B Arts Participati No people in No people in England 000 s England 000 s E QQ Arts Attendance 2 249 2 553 E gt Library Sample 1 401 Sample 1 620 me Archives Row 9 Diff Row Diff Ba Heritage Total 9 6 El e useu
37. hat the highlighting automatically appears This can be switched off by clicking in the tick box Report options Apply highlighting when report is first shown The settings can then be saved by clicking on the save button under Report Options Save Cancel After clicking save you will be directed to another page Click on the link to return to the survey home page 23 Highlighting on Significance Purple and blue highlighting is used to highlight answers that are significantly different from the total base for the table mr Taking Part 2007108 8 97 Favourites pe Demographics Sex Age Household Reference Pe Household Details Education Work Status 4 El Income Housing Tenu Zi Regian Area Ethnic Group Religion Health Disability E Motor Vehicles pe Views On Local amp Area Me E Childhood Participation pe Free Time Free Time Ee Any Engagement QR Arts Participation Ee Arts Attendance E Library Home Change survey Start again EMR Software Logout Options Select Subset of Table Help P Current User 5 Test EMR Software Population base Select Base 3 39 ij e 24 EJ Sj All Questions ll Aduits 16 03 Freetime Activities Sex Age Respondent age group 5 bands Ma people in England food s F Spend time with friends family Read Listen to music Watch Ty Days aut or
38. ial Activities iJ Sport Individual Activit Sport Personal Fitness Sport Technical Natu Sport Swimming Overall Sport Participatic PSA Measures Participation in organise Zil Levers Barriers P Olympics B Internet Access Be Volunteering B Influence On Local Faci Be Broadcasting Be Licensing B Gambling me Childrens Play B Tourism Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 v i i of Highlighting significant difference at 95 96 confidence level Copyright BMRB start Oo lt vodafone Mobile C Internet Explorer T Trend NETQuest T step 6 bmp Paint fe My Documents Recycle Bin To graph all answers click on the Answer s drop down menu and select All Answers NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Back 1 Address https www kmrsoftware net netquestapp netquestdemstest default aspx 7 Go m Home Change survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Help Links E Home KMR Software Intranet 82 Open Office Document PMB Web Launcher Shortcut to CARS TGI Worldview c Version 2 DCMS NETQuest Quick Reports Login Page Webex Work Mail 8 Windows Live Hotmail Current Us DCMS Test User for KMR Software Taking Part 2007 08 5 Information Hsp Favourites Select Subset of Table Select Base Answer s E
39. ine Results Click on the Graph it Icon displayed at the end of the question bar H Chosen topic gt Free Time gt Free Time 7 Free time activity ail Graph it Answer Yo Spend time with friends amily E 30 4 Read Ca 65 0 Listen to music CJ 719 Watch Tv S48 Days out or visits to places Ea 61 1 Est out at restaurants 62 5 Go to pubs bars clubs Cl DI ca Gardening Cl A graph will appear that displays the all the answers to the question you have selected In the example below you can see very easily how people spend their free time Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel MLS Export Excel CSW Export PowerPoint Back Free Time Free time activity Not stated Other answers Voluntary work charity work Religious activities going to place of worship Gambling Attend member of a society club Puzzles and games Academic study Internet emailing Visit museums galleries Go to cinema Play a musical instrument Arts and crafts Shopping Gardening DIY Go to pubs bars clubs Eat out at restaurants Days out or visits to places Watch TV Listen to music Read Spend time with friends family Source Taking Pa rt 2007 08 Copyright BMRB 18 Chart Functions This menu displays the range of functions that allow you make changes to your graph Options Chart Options Series 30 Data Plot Area Chart Type Bar he Drawing Type Cylinder b Theme cea Green Limit point text 50 Character
40. ing rows The example below shows a table based on Adults 16 showing how different age groups spend their free time The columns show the Age Groups and the rows are the Free time activities 03 Freetime Activities ex Age Respondent age group 5 bands mr 16 24 25 44 45 64 Ho Ho 35 Ho Ho 25 Mo people in people in Row people in Row people in Row people in Row people in England England England England England ooo s ooo s ooo s ooo s 000 7 Total All Adults 16 41 136 6 101 Free time activity Spend time with friends farmily 33 318 5 059 Read 25 951 2 872 Listen to music 29 808 3 058 Watch TV 39 147 2 001 Days aut or visits to places 25 333 3 032 Eat out at restaurants 276 020 3 369 Go to pubs barz clubsz 13 415 3 691 DIY 13 071 a58 Gardening 19 359 706 Shopping 27 347 4 210 Sport exercise 21 174 3 588 Arts and crafts 8 039 205 Play musical instrument 4 024 258 Go to cinema 17 438 3 899 Vizit museums galleries 11 926 907 Theatre music concerts 16 068 1 948 Play computer games Drar 2 651 Internet ernailing 20 337 4 187 Academic study 88 17 Puzzles and games 128 Attend member of a society club 180 3 Gambling 54 1 Religious activities going to place af wi 156 16 Voluntary works charity work a4 10 Other answers 854 60 Mot stated 29 4 in 14 512 12 629 4 206 12 031 8 988 10 522 12 085 2 402 9 527 ma 5 858 5 931 9 557 8 361 2 543 1 487 7 334 4 216 5
41. ion about a partic he em Same other reason 516 Mane of these 19 Visit to historical heritage website Tc Yes 2 290 5 332 Visit to a library website was this to Complete a transaction eg reserve re Search and view online information 3 065 Same other reason 574 Hane of these 8 Visit to a theatre concert website or o Find aut information Buy tickets View ar download a performance 204 Some other reason 135 Hone of these 12 7 602 4 319 2 581 14 342 4 562 12 673 17 826 3 732 1 492 1 231 7 473 5 91 45 54 people England fooo s Age Respondent age group 5 bands 25 44 E people in England EIC EMT EN H SIE people in Mot stated Ma people in England England food s D co kn cen Pw eh me ho ho m Ow rhe a You can then focus on the specific question you would like to analyse against the different Age breaks In this example the 12 months internet usage question is then selected from the Select sub set of Table pull down menu Population base Select Subset of Table All auestions All Guestionz Access to internet tram home Last 12 months used the internet ta look at Visit ta museumigallery website was this to Visit ta a library website was this to Wie to a theatre concert website or other website about art was this to people in England
42. last 12 months me Broadcasting Ethnic group for PSA measurement White Arts Events attended in last 12 months me Licensing Ethnic group for PSA measurement Nonwhite Arts Events not attended in last 12 months me Gambling English first language i 2 5 i English not first language Library have not been in last 12 months me Childrens Play GO Region North East Archive centre been last 12 months IE Tourism GO Region North West Archive centre have not been last 12 months GO Region Yorkshire and Humberside Heritage PSA Been in last year GO Region East Midlands Heritage PSA Not been in last year GO Region West Midlands Heritage PSA incl virtual tours Been taken in last year GO Region East of England Heritage PSA incl virtual tours Not been taken in last year GO Region London Museum gallery PSA Been in last year GO Region South East Museum galleny PSA Not been in last year GO Region South West Museums PSA incl online view collections Been viewed in last year Museums PSA incl online view collections Not been viewed in last y Rural MIS Achieved avg of 3 days of 30 mins in wk ONS Harmonised tenure status Owners MIS Not achieved avg of 3 days of 30 mins in wk ONS Harmonised tenure status Social rented sector Active Sport participated in last 12 months ONS Harmonised tenure status Private rented sector Active Sport not participated in last 12 months ONS harmonised long standing illness Sport Attended sp
43. ldhood Participation Click on one topic from the list below 8 9 Free Time Ex ny Engagement Previous Step 8 9 Arts Participation BH Arts Attendance Chosen topic gt Olympics Feeling towards UK hosting the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London EQ Library B Archives Available Topics ere Heritage Taking Part 2007 2008 B Museums 02 Health and Disability C Taking Part 2006 2007 pP dee Walking aoe Sport Social Activities 05 Arts Attendance When you click on the additional year s to include the list of available reports will shrink to include only those reports that are available for the trend analysis See below Select 01 Demographics to analyse feelings towards the Olympics by Demographics NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer Fil Edit View Favorites Tools Help 4 39 5 3 Back Links Home KMR Software Intranet 82 Open Office Document PMB Web Launcher Shortcut to CARS TGI Worldview c Version 2 DCMS NETQuest Quick Reports Login Page Webex c Work Mail 8 Windows Live Hotmail Address E https Iwww kmrsoftware net netquestapp netquestdcmstest default aspx m Home Change survey Start again KMR Software Logout Options Current User DCMS Test User for KMR Software Taking Part 2007 08 E E survey Information se Favourites ee Demographics me Views On Local Area Ne ee Childhood Participation Previous Step me
44. lied to the Table is displayed at the bottom left hand side of the Table 24 Highlighting on Index Select Highlight using indices to highlight high and low indices based on the thresholds you set If a high Index threshold is set for example to 120 all indices of 120 and above will be highlighted in purple In the same way if the Low Index threshold is set for example to 80 all indices of 80 and below will be highlighted in blue The type of highlighting applied to the Table is displayed at the bottom left hand side of the Table Highlighting indices 80 and gt 120 Excel and Number Format Excel The delimiter used when saving a file to excel can be changed in options In most cases a comma is used but this can be changed if required Number Format Click on the drop down arrow to change the number format The default is set to UK USA which means a point will be used as a decimal separator If European is selected a comma will be used as a decimal separator Excel CSW delimiter Number format UR USA w UK USA Hide Show Answers The following Answers can be hidden or shown on any of the Tables as required These include Not Stated Refused and Don t Know To hide any of these answers from all your Tables click on the check box If the box is not checked the answers will remain visible If you select to hide an answer the percentage on the Topline Results will be recalculated on only the visible answers Hide
45. low What other topic would you like to see their responses to e Click on one topic from the list below Previous Step Chosen topic gt Attendance and Frequency In the last 12 months have you been to a library 02 Health and Disability C Taking Part 2006 2007 03 Freetime Activities F Taking Part 2005 2006 04 Arts Participation 05 Arts Attendance 06 Library 07 Archives 08 Heritage 11 walking Each of these numbered Topics contains a selection of questions relating to the different sectors in the survey Each Topic has been labelled starting with the sector name it relates to For example all Arts questions are grouped together and start with Arts Participation or Arts Attendance Please note that not all questions within a sector are contained within these Topics For example the following questions and answers will appear as Rows in the Table when you select the Demographics Topic e Sex of respondent e group e Government Office Region e Type of Area e Household Reference Person Indicator e Tenure status e Noofchildren in household e Structure of household e Highest qualification e Whether respondent is working full or part time e Respondent NS SEC PSA categories e Respondent personal earnings in the last year before tax and other deductions e Ethnic group e Religion A Table is generated based on the initial question or answer you have selected columns and the topics chosen for profil
46. male 75 NS SEC 1 4 NS SEC 5 8 Ethnic arcup Vyhite Ethnic arcup Non vhite Row Taking Fart 2006 2007 I Taking Part 2007 2008 A new Graph will be displayed showing how Home Internet Access by Males has changed year on year by various Age Groups see below Select Subset of Table Select Base Age group Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel MLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes z Row Taking Part 2006 2007 E Taking Part 2007 2008 32 Chart Functions In the Options function it is possible to switch the data type display between Row and People in 000 s as shown in the example below Select Subset of Table Select Base penis Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image O Ol Chart Options Data Series 3D Plot Area S pusehold have access to the Data Type Scale 100 Show axis titles A axis text Y axis text Image format Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Male Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB Select Subset of Table Select Base TOR gt Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Internet Access Do you or any members of your househol
47. ms Sex of respondent Be Sport Male E Walking Female i Age group E Sport Team Games 16 24 HJ sport Social Activities 25 44 45 64 eff Sport Individual Activiti 65 74 D Sport Personal Fitness 75 H Government Office Region Sport Technical Natur North East Sport Swimming North West Yorkshire and Humberside Overall Sport Participatic East Midlands PSA Measures West Midlands East of England D Participation in organise London Levers Barriers South East i South West fi Olympics Type of area me Internet Access Urban Rural Be Volunteering Household Reference Person Indicato Be Influence On Local Faci Respondent is HRP Respondent is not HRP e Broadcasting Tenure status Ba Licensing Owners Be Gambling Social rented sector Private rented sector me Childrens Play Number of children in household me Tourism None One Two Three mo D o e oo a da om x Bel oc o 0010 GIN NONNO omueuo TOHON HH BR DU gt EDU Ov EMI Ca cn oc ial oc Re NNMNNMUHIOOO OOoQNMOOR H o To oc Bs wu xax oun Aw YEO uH U NNN WA Neve OQ pei gt NOwN Uu B H QNO Ly I of Highlighting significant difference at 95 96 confidence level Copyri
48. ng feelings towards the Olympic Games Select the question regarding feelings towards the Olympic Games by placing the mouse over the question text which will change to yellow and then clicking on this text NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help 4 Back Links 4 Home Software Intranet S Open Office Document 4 PMB Web Launcher Shortcut to CARS TGI Worldview J Version 2 DCMS NETQuest Quick Reports Login J Webex 4 amp work Mail 8 Windows Live Hotmail 1 Address amp https www kmrsoftware net netquestapp netquestdcmstest def ault aspx m Home Change survey Start again Software Logout Options Current User DCMS Test User for KMR Software Taking Part 2007 08 B survey Information He Favourites HQ Demographics Here are the responses to questions relating to your chosen topic Be Views On Local Area Neighbourhood SA Bae Childhood Participation SAMPLE B ONLY Bae Free Time Any Engagement e Ifyes click below on either the entire question in white text or the specific answer in blue text that you want to explore further EQ Arts Participation e Ifno you can print these results or begin a new analysis Be Arts Attendance ge Library B Q Archives 3 Chosen topic Sport Olympics Be Heritage EE 7 Has the UK winning the bid to host the 2012 Olympics motivated you to do more sport or physical
49. not stated answers Hide refused answers Hide don t know answers Example Don t Know and Refused is visible Chosen topic gt Childrens Play gt Childrens Play 3 Do you let your child ren play outside of the house alll Graph it Anamer Yes let at least one child play out Ea Ho do nat let any children play out CI Don t kno CI Refused tc 25 Example Don t Know and Refused is hidden and Percentage is re calculated on visible answers f Chosen topic gt Childrens Play gt Childrens Play Do you let your child ren play outside of the house ail Graph it Answer Yes let at least one child play out Ea No do not let any children play out Co Sample Size The sample size or the number of respondents in the main Table can be flagged to alert you to answers where the sample size is less than a specified threshold These thresholds can be set in Table options Flag low sample sizes Low sample size threshold 60 Low sample size threshold3O If the check box is ticked to flag low sample sizes the asterisks will be shown on the main Table You can set 2 different thresholds A single asterisk in the above example will flag sample sizes that are less than 60 and a double asterisk will flag sample sizes that are less than 30 26 Creating a Trend Table NET Quest allows you to create a table that shows how the survey responses change over time This can be viewed either as a table
50. nus will allow you to customise the Table by focusing on the selected answers In the example below the first pull down menu is used to focus on a specific range of answers Selecting this option will allow you customise the report and update the trend table by only displaying the answers to the specific question selected In the example below the question relating to Age Groups is selected from the pull down menu Select Subset of Table Select Base All Questions All Adutts 16 All Questions Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have ac X _ Xx Part Taking Part FOOT 2007 2008 of area ple in Mo people in Household Reference Person Indicator ooo s England 000 s Tenure status 29 855 Number af children in household Sample 16 629 structure of hhold Highest qualification Work Status Respondent NS SEC PSA categories as Personal earnings in the last year before tax and other deductions 75 Ethnic group Whether English i respondent s first language 16 24 25 44 45 64 65 74 fat Government Office Region Morth East Horth West Yorkshire and Humberside East Midlands West Midlands East of England London South East South west Type of area Urban E ial Raw o5 Diff bi bo m um ncmo TOC Om Ox OO D cO F3 D m mompuom X X RX KK XXX CO uU odi om EMI EE ES ROOM t ud Z x M e The table is updated and shows in
51. om home Yes Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes No people in England 000 s Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2007 2008 KS S s ST ES I 2 000 4 000 No people in England 0005 Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Male Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB 34 The graph is then re created without the Age Group 75 appearing see below Select Subset of Table Select Base Age group Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes i 2 000 4 000 Mo people in England 000s MS Taking Part 2006 2007 E Taking Part 2007 2008 Male Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB 35 Series format Within the Chart options it is possible to switch the Series format from Times Series to Answer Series In the Example below the Answer Series is displayed This means that the Answers are displayed on the axis and each answe
52. orting The graph and numerical data can be exported both to Excel data summary and Powerpoint graph The graph can also be printed out Clicking on Back will return you to your initial Response Report 20 Favourites Frequently used topics can be added to Favourites Click on the Star in front of the Question or Subject text Clicking on the in front of the question will add only the selected question to Favourites Here are the responses to questions relating to your chosen topic What next Would you like to find out how these responses vary by people s attributes e g age or by their experiences or views of another topic Ifyes click below on eitherthe entire question rin white text ar the specific answer blue text that vau wantto explore further fno you can print these results ar begin a new analysis 5 Fhosen topic gt Library Attendance and Frequency In the last 12 months have you been to a library alll Graph it Anaer Yes Cl Ho Ca Don t knows C2 How often the last 12 months have you been to a library alld Graph it At least once week Less often than once week but at least once a month Cl Less often than once a month but at least 3 4 times a year El 1 2 times a year CI Dont knows Eo Clicking on in front of the Topic will add all the questions within the selected Topic to Favourites Favourites XAttendance and Fgslluency Ho
53. orting event in last 4 weeks Previous Step Think carefully about whether you need to use a filter For example the levers questions for each sector are only asked of people who engaged in that sector while the barriers questions are only asked of people who didn t engage So if you are interested in barriers to arts attendance use the filter Arts events not attended in last 12 months If you include levers or barriers in a Cross tabulation Report without a filter then the percentages will be calculated using all adults i e including people who weren t asked the questions For more information about the base for each question see the NETQuest bases document within the survey Dictionary bn NETQuest DCMS Us w KMR Reach Library Inbox Microsoft IBOPE GIM Messa 2 Axosoft OnTime Q2RF Internet Explorer Q 15 59 Click OK to create a table Reset To revert back to the default population of All Adults 16 click on RESET 10 Survey Homepage The survey home page provides key facts about the survey research carried out including the interview period and overall sample size Links to all the stakeholder websites are available in the Contact section in Help NETQuest Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help o E yo Search JIP Favorites A fiw Lj m id Address amp https wen kmrsoF
54. pubs bars clubs 18 419 DIY 15 071 Gardening 19 359 Shopping 27 347 Sport exercise 21 174 Arts and crafts 8 039 Play a musical instrument 4 024 Go to cinema 17 438 Visit rnnuseums galleries 11 926 Theatre music concerts 16 068 Play computer games 8 797 Internet emailing 20 337 Academic study 88 Puzzles and games 128 Attend member of society club 180 Gambling 54 Religious activities going to place of wi 156 Voluntary work charity work 94 Other answers 354 Not stated 29 4 303 3 529 3 516 2 842 3 841 3 197 4 698 3 796 3 397 2 861 3 453 2 793 2 463 2 245 1 926 1 658 2 478 2 034 3 627 2 878 2 769 2 188 929 899 460 400 2 119 1 720 1 502 1 323 2 081 1 637 1 146 1 024 2 488 1 995 1 7 13 iy 6 12 13 16 16 aly 4 5 61 73 5 1 3 462 10 4 3 785 4 522 2 817 10 5 3 017 3 602 3 048 3 407 3 871 3 828 3 846 4 687 2 494 2 930 2 922 2 678 2 969 3 212 2 001 1 965 1 642 1 850 1 470 2 126 2 337 1 946 3 053 2 991 3 627 2 151 2 498 2 686 776 984 913 351 518 602 1 728 2 063 2 655 1 022 1 343 1 801 1 518 1 874 2 094 924 1 031 1 945 2 401 4 19 14 22 12 26 4 1 14 32 9 14 74 3 5 689 4 658 5 136 5 755 4 491 4 621 3 073 2 820 3 568 4 505 3 818 1 575 721 3 155 2 270 3 112 1 550 3 668 21 28 60 5 26 28 HH wor H Q I H rl s CI M I Ov SD MEM PO IND H H T 30 d
55. r is compared by time period Select Subset of Table Select Base Age group Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image el Chart Options Data Series 3D Plot Area f your household have access to the Chart Type ome Yes Drawing Type Theme Limit paint text Pie label style Inside Show point values C 7 Series format hswer Series 1 ae series 4 000 No people in England 000s Taking Part 2006 2007 Taking Part 2007 2008 Male Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB owitching to Time Series will display the specified Years in the axis instead showing how the answers compare over the years selected See example below Select Subset of Table Select Base Chart Functions Options Data View Print Export Excel XLS Export Excel CSV Export PowerPoint Export Image Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes Taking Part 2007 2008 Taking Part 2006 2007 4 000 No people in England 000 s EN 10 74 25 44 xB 40 64 65 74 754 Male Source Taking Part 2007 2008 Copyright BMRB 36 Example 1 Internet Usage last 12 months by Age breakdown Step 1 Select the Topic from the Survey dictionary In this example click on Demographics and then click on Sex Age aking Pa rt 2007 08 B Q
56. ral Environment 18 Sports Overall Participation 27 In this example we have chosen to create a trend table comparing 2007 2008 with the previous year s results Once you have selected the year with which to make the comparisons the list of available topics for trending will reduce This is because there is a smaller set of topics available for trending since there is a requirement for the responses to be consistent across the selected periods In the example below we are able to make comparisons over time with three available topics Click on the Topic you would like to run a trend table on People who answered questions on your chosen topic also answered questions on the topics below What other topic would you like 1 to e Click on one topic fram the list below Previous Step Chosen topic gt Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have access to the internet from home Yes Avanable Topics Survey s 19 Internet I retin cre coro MS Newspaper IUUD P Taking Part 2005 2006 Once you have selected the Topic for trending a Trend Table will appear 28 Interpreting the Trend Table m Sample In 2006 2007 In 2007 2008 29 855 million 14 803 respondents had people had accessto the access tothelntemet from home Internet from home Change topics Population base Select Subset of Table L Answers Questions ll Adults 16
57. raph it Anawer En Less often than once a week but at least m Click bo select this answer Less often than once a month but at least 3 4 ti nez 3 vesr c zx 1 2 times year Co Don t know E More Grid Views Some of the questions in the survey are set up in a grid format see below This is because the answers for certain questions are the same Grids provide an easier way of displaying this information For example within the Sport Sector a question is asked on what a respondent has done in the last 4 weeks Respondents are asked to answer Yes or No to a whole list of activities e g swimming or diving indoors swimming or diving outdoors swimming or diving indoors outdoors Hf Chosen topic Sport Sport Swimming In the last 4 weeks has the respondent done gia Graph it gill Graph it Graph it Swimming or Swimming or Swimming diving Indoors diving outdoors ndoorsfoutdoors 55 4 96 5 93 4 19 6 3276 16 6 In the example above 14 6 of the population have answered that they have done swimming or diving indoors in the last 4 weeks Selecting further topics for profiling To create a Table you will need to choose an additional topic on which to profile your selected question or answer These additional topics will form the rows on your final Table People who answered questions on your chosen topic also answered questions on the topics be
58. s are asked of a population it is sometimes the case that a particular category of respondents e g 16 24 year olds may be more likely than anyone else to give a particular answer This could be the result of pure chance or it might be because that category of respondents has a genuinely different view or genuinely different behaviour to everyone else By testing the results for statistical significance we can determine whether the difference is random or true Results here have been tested for significance using the chi squared test When a result is labelled as significant at the 95 level this means we are confident that if we ran the survey 100 times we would get the same result at least 95 times e g if 16 24 year olds stand out from everyone else we are confident this is due to a true difference and that the difference would emerge again and again amongst 16 24 year olds if we repeated the survey If a result is significant at the 99 level this means we are even more confident the result is genuine and not simply down to chance if we ran the survey 100 times we would get the same result at least 99 times Use Options to choose whether to highlight answers that are significant at the 99 confidence level or the 95 confidence level Results that are significantly higher than for anyone else are highlighted in red and those that are significantly lower than for everyone else are highlighted in blue The type of highlighting app
59. survey Information zu hold Reference Person Household Details Step 2 Select the question you would like to set as columns Click on the question bar to select Respondent Age Group 5 bands as your columns Chosen topic gt Demographics gt Sex Age Sex of respondent Answer Male Cl Female C Respondent age group 5 bands Step 3 Select the rows for your analysis A list of Row files will then appear For this analysis select Internet 12 Sports Team Games 13 Sports Social Activities 14 Sports Individual Activities 15 Sports Swimming 16 Sports Personal Fitness 17 Sports Technical and Natural Environment e Spors Qverall Participation 19 Internet SQ Voluntary 3 aill Graph it Step 4 Table A Table will then appear where all the 5 age groups are set as columns and questions relating to Internet will appear as rows 19 Internet 5ex 16 24 ED Ma Ma people in England people in England 00D z people in England food s Access to internet from home es 29 855 Ha 11 558 Last 12 months used the internet to la Museum gallery websites Library websites Historical ar heritage websites Theatre concert websites or other web Archiue racard websites Sport websites Mone of these Visit to museum gallery website was Find aut about order tickets for exhi Look at items from the collection To find aut informat
60. tem can quickly show you the topline results for all answers available within the survey Graphs can be created on these Topline Results at the click of a button In addition NETQuest gives you the option to create Tables Tables are simple cross tabulations run within a web environment You can profile any answer from the Taking Part survey dictionary by creating a Table based on a predefined set of topics Tables can be exported to PDF format for printing exported to Excel or saved as a tab delimited file to use in other applications Login to NETQuest Click on the link on the following link to access NET Quest httos www kmrsoftware net netquestdcms login Taking Part NETQuest Please enter your login details Email Password dems New user Forgot password department for culture media and sport privacy statement KMRS terms and conditions system requirements add to favourites The above login screen will appear To enter the site you will need to login using the username and password you received when you first registered If you have forgotten your log in details then click on the Forgot Password option and you will be able to re register Please note you may need to click in the username box with your mouse prior to typing in the username Click on submit Privacy Statement Every effort has been made to ensure our clients use of this service is secure and private NETQuest uses SSL encryption
61. ternet access by Age Group only see example below To revert to the original table select the All Questions option in the pull down menu Select Subset of Table Select Base Age group All Adutts 16 k 01 Demographics Internet Access Do you or any members of your household have ac Taking Part Taking Part 2005 2007 7007 2008 people in Mao people in England 000 England o00 s 27 094 29 855 Sample 14 803 Sample 16 629 55 Row Diff a6 Row o6 Diff Total e All Adults 16 67 9 Mo 72 1 Age group 16 24 76 0 20 9 295 44 fel al a4 2 45 64 73 9 77 8 695 74 43 8 47 9 19 6 21 8 It is possible to manipulate the table further by using the two other pull down menus You can change the base for the table by using the menu entitled Select Base You can also select other answers to profile by selecting the Answer s menu and choosing from the list available 30 Creating a Trend Graph A graphical analysis of the Trend Table can be created edited printed or exported to PowerPoint Much of the graphing functionality is covered in the Graphing section on Page 18 To create a graph select the Graph button highlighted in the example below from the Toolbar Back Change topics Population base eT yy Ey Select Subset of Table Select Base Answer s Age group ba All Adults 16 bh have access to the internet from home Yes Mj 01 Demographics Internet
62. the Table will be displayed in PDF format Adobe Acrobat Reader provides facilities for printing the document as well as other functions such as word search and zooming 16 Export to Excel Clicking on the Excel icon allows you to save the current report as a CSV Comma Separated Values file or alternatively you can launch Excel to view the Table in Excel by clicking on Open CSV files can be opened by most major spreadsheet applications such as Microsoft Excel Export as a Tab delimited file The current Table can be saved as a Tab delimited file by clicking on the Tab icon in the toolbar Some applications work better at reading tab delimited files rather than comma delimited CSV files Table Buttons Change topics Population base Back clicking on the button will take you back to the previous screen and allow you to select a different set of rows on which to profile your current topic In other words the columns on your table will remain the same but the rows will change to reflect your new choice Change topics clicking on this button will take you back to your initial topic selection and allow you to choose a new topic and start from fresh Population base clicking on this button will allow you create a more complex population base for your table than those provided in the pull down menu see changing Population base 17 Graphing Graphs can be created at the click of a button from within the NETQuest Topl
63. ur Ma b 95 Ma ub Ma Na Hao people in people in people in Row people in Row people In people in people in England England England England England England England 000 000 000 000 000 All Adults 16 Sex of respondent Male 20 131 E 17 064 Farnale 21 305 15 i 18 083 Age group 16 274 6 101 25 44 14 512 45 64 12 629 659 74 4 206 75 4 3 9561 Government Office Region North East 2 106 Horth West Tard Yorkshire and Humberside 4 706 East Midlands 3 585 West Midlands 4 344 East of England 4 580 22 Options Home Change Survey Start again KME Software Logout Gption3 Click on Options on the Toolbar to change Table options Please note that changes to any options and clicking on SAVE will return you to the survey home page Table Options Report options Applyv highlighting when report is first shown Q Highlight using indices High index thresholdi n O O Low index threshold O O Highlight using significance Significance criteria 95 Excel CSV delimiter Hide not stated answers Hide refused answers Hide don t know answers Flag low sample sizes Law sample size threshald 20 Save Cancel Save Cancel Highlighting Purple and Blue Highlighting can be set on Tables to draw attention to cells that are significant at a specified confidence level or index level The default is set so t
64. w often in the last 12 months have you been to a library Here are the responses to questions relating to your chosen topic BE Views On Local Area Heighbourhood SAMPLE A ONLY What next Would you like to find out how these responses vary by people s attributes e g age or by the EH childhood Participation SAMPLE ONLY topic qe Free Time EHE Any Participation Attendance e Ifyes click below on either the entire question in white orthe specific answer in blue text that yo Arts Participation Ifno you can print these results or begin a new analysis ue Arts Attendance ue Library gi Attendance and Frequency Levers Barriers EF Archives In the last 12 months have you been to a library ali Graph it uq Heritage mq Muzeun eq Sport une Internet Access ue Volunteering ue Influence Cn Local Facilities Environment E Bisadcasin 7 How often in the last 12 months have you been to a library ali Graph it EQ Licensing BH Gambling ue Childranz Play ue Tourism T Chosen topic gt Library gt Attendance and Frequency AE least once a weak C Less oen than once a week but at least once a month C3 Less offen than once a month but at least 3 4 times a year C3 1 2 limes yew Don t brga delete items from favourites click on the red cross in front of the item 8 4 Survey Information n Favourites WR ttendance and Frequency How often in the last 12 months have you been to

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