Name: Webpräsenz des Physikalischen Instituts / Website Survey
Start: 2026-05-01T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-01T15:00:00+02:00
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Part A: Demographics & Usage

Which group do you belong to?*

How often do you visit the Physics Institute website?*

Daily

Multiple times each week

Multiple times each month

Rarely

Never

Which information on the website do you visit most frequently?*

Contacts & People (Secretariats, Professors, IT)

Latest News (Events, Awards)

Studying & Teaching (Deadlines, Degree programs, Exams)

Research (Working groups, Publications, Job openings)

Infrastructure & Service (Workshops, Labs, IT Support, Library)

Safety (First Aid, Lasers, Hazardous materials)

Internal (Templates, Room plans, Library research)

How easily do you currently find the information you are looking for?*

Very difficult

Relatively difficult

Neutral

Relatively easily

Very easily

Which news formats interest you?*

Short news items (prizes, funding)

Interviews

Detailed news reports

Videos

Podcasts

Event calendars (talks, colloquiums)

Part B: Profile, Images & Skills

This section helps define the core profile of the Institute, with the aim of helping us design more attractive and purposeful content. Additionally, we want to learn what skills students acquire while here at the Institute.

The Status Quo (Today): Name three keywords that best describe the Institute right now (e.g., Traditional, Experimental, International).*

The Vision (Future): Which single term should define the Institute most strongly in 5 years? (e.g., Innovation, Sustainable, Excellent).*

Unique Selling Point: What makes this Institute unique or special to you compared to others?

Visual Identity: What kind of photos best represent your work or the Institute? Which pictures would you like to see on the website (and use for your own presentations)? (e.g., High-tech equipment, Team events, Architecture).

For members of working groups only: Which career-enhancing skills do you learn in your group?

Data analysis / Statistics

Programming (Python, C++, etc.)

3D printing/ CAD Design

Lab techniques (Vacuum, optics)

Project management

Scientific writing

Other (explain below)

Other skills: Are there any other (unique) skills you have acquired at the Institute that are not listed above? Do you have any further comments regarding your competencies or experiences at the Institute?

Part C: Information Needs (Topic Areas)

Which topics are most interesting or need more content on our Institute website? Share your feedback. You are free to choose which detailed questions you would like to answer.

What information about studies and teaching do you (would you) look for on the institute website?

Exam regulations and deadlines

Course catalogs

Student interviews

Career paths

Thesis topics

Internships

Other (please specify at the end of this section)

What research information is most important for you?

Publication lists

Research topics

Research group descriptions

Job vacancies (Hiwi, Ph.D., Postdoc)

Patents

Industry cooperation

Other (please specify at the end of this section)

What information about infrastructure and services at the insitute do you look for?

Opening hours (workshops, library)

Instrument descriptions and technical documentation

Rooms, building plans

IT support

Other (please specify at the end of this section)

What general safety information is important for you?

First Aid

Laser safety

Hazardous materials

Risk assessments and templates

Emergency contacts (first-aiders, fire safety, hotlines)

Upcoming safety training dates and sign up

Other (please specify at the end of this section)

What internal Institute information is useful for you?

Room bookings

Library research

Committee minutes

Onboarding guides

Logos and templates for corporate design (letterhead, PowerPoints, Posters)

Other (please specify at the end of this section)

What information is missing the most from the Physics Institute website?*

Part D: Your Support for the New Website

A vibrant website needs the perspectives of those who shape the Institute every day. We are looking for committed individuals from all areas—whether students of any semester, administrative staff, technical staff, or researchers—who would like to actively help shape the Institute's digital presence. Your contribution helps us build a site that truly works for everyone.

Portraits/Interviews: Would you be interested in being featured as a "real face" of the Institute? Mark "yes" if you would like to be interviewed.

Nein

Brainstorming workshop: Would you like to actively help shape the future of our digital presence? We are looking for participants for a brainstorming (approx. 2 hours) to collect fresh ideas and user feedback for the new website. Mark "yes" if you would like to be contacted with more details.

Nein

Provide your Name and E-Mail to be contacted about being interviewed or to join the brainstorming.

Important Note on Data Privacy:

If you provide your contact details above, your answers from this survey will be linked to your name. If you prefer to submit the survey completely anonymously, but still wish to participate in a brainstorming or an interview, please leave the field blank and instead send an email to:
melissa.pernice@uni-muenster.de

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