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Archived survey results

From February 2003

Who are they?

Position | 85 Responses; Feb. 2003 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

Employer | 85 Responses; Feb. 2003 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

Responsibilities | 85 Responses; February 10, 2003 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

Your technical involvement:
Full-time technician	21	25%
Part-time technician (as part of your duties, or on your own initiative)	17	20%
Administrator or manager	32	38%
Other	15	18%
Do you personally teach K-12 students?
Yes	32	38%
No	53	62%
Do you choose software for other people's desktop computers?
Yes	70	82%
No	15	18%

District size | 75 Responses; Feb. 2003. Average number of students: 10225 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

District setting | 75 Responses; Feb. 2003 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

School size | 31 Responses; Feb. 2003. Average number of students: 585 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

School level | 31 Responses; Feb. 2003 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | | Analysis

Location | 85 Responses; Feb. 2003 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

You work:
in the United States	77	91%
in another country*	8	9%

* Canada (4), Denmark, Italy, Latvia, [blank]

State | 77 Responses; Feb. 2003 | 2003 Index | 2004 Index | Analysis

Your state:
Oregon	24	31%
Washington	11	14%
Illinois	7	9%
Virginia	5	6%
Michigan	3	4%
Missouri	3	4%
California, Maryland, North Carolina, Texas (each)	2	3%
Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Wyoming, District of Columbia (each)	1	1%

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