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e-Community Test

Check how much you are a part of your e-community and how much your e-community encompasses you.

Tick the box next to your answer to the 'You' questions. Then, tick the box next to your answer to the 'Your e-Community' questions.


 You

Your e-Community 

A. Do you receive information from your e-community?
(Twitter, Facebook, newsletters,
emails, pamphlets, advertising,letters)    
5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never  
5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
A. Does your e-community provide information?
(Twitter, Facebook, newsletters, emails, pamphlets, advertising,letters)  

B. Do you evaluate any information you do receive?

5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
B. Does your e-community provide evaluations of any information it sends?

C. Do you believe you truly belong to that e-community?

5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
C. Does your e-community provide a sense of certainty that you belong to that e-community?

D. Do you feel emotionally close to your e-community?

5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
D. Does your e-community provide opportunities that would make you feel emotionally close to that community?

E. Do you involve yourself with e-community activities?

5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
5.  Always      
4.  Often
3.  Sometimes
2.  Seldom
1.  Never 
E. Does your e-community provide opportunities for you to engage in community activities?

  Step 1

With each question, compare your response in the 'You' column with your response in the 'Your e-Community' column.

Your Answer

'You' column higher than the 'Your e-Community' column?

You and your e-community are not in balance in that area. You are more involved and active than your e-community provides for.

'You' column equal to the 'Your e-Community' column?

You and your e-community are probably in balance in that area. You are involved at about the same level that your e-community expects and provides for.

'You' column lower than the 'Your e-Community' column?

You and your e-community are not in balance in that area. You are less involved and active than your e-community provides for.


Step 2


Add up all the numbers you ticked in each column.


Your Answer

Total of the 'You' column is lower than the total of the
'Your e-Community' column?

You are less engaged with your e-community than you could be.

Totals in both columns are equal
(or close to it)?

You and your e-community are engaged in a reasonably balanced manner.

Total of the 'You' column is higher than the total of the
'Your e-Community' column?

Your e-community is less engaged with you than it could be.


Remember

Treat this way of understanding you and your e-community with great care. Your assessments of your e-community and of yourself could be inaccurate. Please be aware that any judgment you make is entirely your responsibility. Always act respectfully and responsibly with everyone, including the e-community with which you associate.

   
 
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