Student Energy Awareness: Web-based and Paper-based Survey Results: SCBTII Proceeding Book The 7th Smart Collaboration for Business in Tehcnology and Information Industries, August 15th-16th 2016

Web-based and paper-based will measure both these attitude and knowledge. Although previous studies suggest that web- and paper-based survey results are comparable, authors argue that they are not. Web- and paper-based surveys with identical survey questions were distributed to Undergraduate Students of School of Business and Management of Institut Teknologi Bandung. Data collected from both survey methods were compared using chi-square test. The result of the study suggest 50% differences between the two modes that are possibly caused by sources of disturbance.

Keywords: Web-based Survey; Paper-based Survey; Students; Response Rate; Completeness; Comparability; Distribution of Responses