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Questionnaires

Details of past OxIS questionnaires are listed below.

  • OxIS 2013 Questionnaire | OxIS 2013 Sample and weighting
  • OxIS 2011 Questionnaire | OxIS 2011 Sample and weighting
  • OxIS 2009 Questionnaire | OxIS 2009 Sample and weighting
  • OxIS 2007 Questionnaire | OxIS 2007 Sample and weighting
  • OxIS 2005 Questionnaire | OxIS 2005 Sample and weighting
  • OxIS 2003 Questionnaire | OxIS 2003 Sample and weighting

Connecting OxIS with the Census

OxIS and Census data Digital inequality means some local economies in Britain are disadvantaged. Combining OxIS data with the census can reveal for the first time the local patterns of digital inequality across Britain.

Connecting OxIS with NHS Records

OxIS and NHS data Linking OxIS with data from the census and the NHS provides insights into the relationship between Internet use and healthcare outcomes: which can be mapped at the local area level.

RSS OxIS on the OII Policy Blog

  • Did you consider Twitter’s (lack of) representativeness before doing that predictive study?
  • Estimating the Local Geographies of Digital Inequality in Britain: London and the South East Show Highest Internet Use — But Why?
  • Young people are the most likely to take action to protect their privacy on social networking sites
  • Mapping the Local Geographies of Digital Inequality in Britain

Latest OxIS Blog Posts

  • New survey finds majority of internet users have a positive experience online, but potential for digital divide to widen
  • OxIS 2013 top-line findings: Internet use continues to grow; big increases in low-income households
  • More than half of the British people who use the Internet do it ‘without enthusiasm’
  • Proxy users in the UK: An overview
  • Should government regulate the Internet more? Most Internet users say no; most non-users say yes

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