Webmaker field research report from India

[Laura de Reynal]

Hey folks,

We are happy to share with you our latest Webmaker Research Report from
India: www.mzl.la/india <http://www.mz.la/india>

In January, we spent over 3 weeks in 7 different cities, towns and villages
of India, and interviewed 112 people*. We studied the way people use their
mobile devices and, more broadly, the relationship that Indian people have
with the Web*.The report is structured around the concept of the *Web
Journey, *or the different ways users engage online. This concept first
emerged from observations made in Kenya and Bangladesh, and was refined in
India.

- Here is a blog post you can share :
https://blog.mozilla.org/m4d/2015/03/06/india-research/
- Here are the pictures, feel free to use them in your coms :
https://www.flickr.com/photos/laura_nk/sets/72157650633495175/

Feel free to send any questions or ideas, as we are now preparing for our
next research in Chicago and London.

Cheers,
Laura


*Laura de Reynal*
Webmaker - Field Research
@lau_nk <https://twitter.com/lau_nk>
Skype: laura-dereynal

[Rajesh Ranjan]

On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 4:07 PM, Laura de Reynal <
lau...@mozillafoundation.org> wrote:

> Hey folks,
>
> We are happy to share with you our latest Webmaker Research Report from
> India: www.mzl.la/india <http://www.mz.la/india>
>
> In January, we spent over 3 weeks in 7 different cities, towns and villages
> of India, and interviewed 112 people*. We studied the way people use their
> mobile devices and, more broadly, the relationship that Indian people have
> with the Web*.The report is structured around the concept of the *Web
> Journey, *or the different ways users engage online. This concept first
> emerged from observations made in Kenya and Bangladesh, and was refined in
> India.
>
> - Here is a blog post you can share :
> https://blog.mozilla.org/m4d/2015/03/06/india-research/
> - Here are the pictures, feel free to use them in your coms :
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/laura_nk/sets/72157650633495175/
>
> Feel free to send any questions or ideas, as we are now preparing for our
> next research in Chicago and London.
>
>

Hi Laura,

Thanks for sharing it. Great report! I have read some stories - amazing
and eye opener.

I have yet to read all the stories. After going through all, I will write
to you in detail.


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[Sayak Sarkar]

Hey Laura,

Thanks for sharing the report. After going through it, it looks like the
team has done an amazing job on bringing forward in-depth case studies of
the various population groups across the Indian demographics.

Awesome job on the report! :-)

Regards,
Sayak

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[Jayakumar Sadhasivam]

Hi,
Its an amazing report.
i''m verryy happy to be a part of this.



*Laura: Bangladesh PDF links to Kenya in Blog*
/Jay


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Mozilla Representative India
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On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 2:17 AM, Sayak Sarkar <sayak.b...@gmail.com>
wrote:

[Laura de Reynal]

Thank you very much all,
Im correcting the link :)

Cheers,
Laura

*Laura de Reynal*
Webmaker - Field Research
@lau_nk <https://twitter.com/lau_nk>
Skype: laura-dereynal