Monday, 4 December 2017

Report On Survey (Does YouTube Plays an Important Role in a University?)

Abstract

This purpose of this research is to investigate, explore and analyse the users of Youtube in the university community. The objective of this study is to learn about the behaviour of Youtube users. The first phase of the research involves an online survey that will be given out to the public to fill up. Once the results are in the researcher will proceed to collect the result and make it into charts and table for easier analysation. The findings of the research will be useful not only to designers but also to the public.


Introduction

YouTube is an American video sharing site headquartered in San Bruno, California. The administration was made by three previous PayPal representatives, Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim in February 2005. Google purchased the site in November 2006 for US$1.65 billion; YouTube now works as one of Google's backups.

YouTube enables clients to transfer, see, rate, share, add to favorites, report, comment on recordings, and subscribe to different account. It offers a wide assortment of client produced and corporate media recordings. Accessible substance incorporates video cuts, TV demonstrate cuts, music recordings, short and narrative movies, sound chronicles, motion picture trailers, live streams, and other substance, for example, video blogging, short unique recordings, and instructive recordings.YouTube is presently a standout amongst the most famous destinations on the Web, with guests viewing around 6 billion hours of video consistently. On the off chance that you've at any point viewed a video on the web, there's a decent possibility it was a YouTube video.


Therefore, this research the aim of this study is to investigate, explore and analyse the user of Youtube. The objective of this study is to learn about the behaviour of Youtube users. 


Data analysis

1.Gender


The chart above shows that the number of female is more than male. 56.9% is female while 43.1% is male.





2. Age



The chart above shows that 89.7% which is more than half to be the age between 18 and 25. While only 3.4% is from the age 26-39




3.YouTube Account


The chart above show that 93.1% of the respondents have a Youtube account. While 6.9% does not have a Youtube account.




4. Usage of YouTube


The chart above shows that 48.3% of the respondents use Youtube very often. 36.2% of the respondents are on Youtube 24/7. While 13.8% of the respondents will use Youtube until they fall asleep.


5.Time spent watching YouTube


About 56.9% of the respondents will spend more than an hour watching videos on Youtube, while 15.5% spend less than an hour on Youtube. The remaining 27.6% claim Youtube is their life.



6.Video Duration


The chart above shows that 39.7% of the respondents prefer to watch video that is more than 10 minutes. Meanwhile 32.8% of the respondents prefer to watch videos that is less than 5 minutes.



7. Subscription




The graph above shows the age group that subscribe to a Youtube channel the most is between 18-25. While for the age group between age 13-17 and 26-39 are lesser. 



8. Type Of Videos



The graph above shows that the most user will watch videos about music. While videos about lifestyle, gaming, movie trailer, prank and comedy have a similar amount of respond.




Conclusion

To conclude, this research showed that YouTube does plays an important role in the university community. The objective of this research is to learn about the behaviour of Youtube users. The reason why the researcher chose to conduct the research through online is because it is easier for the researcher to reach out to people and also designer. The result shows that most respondents have a Youtube account . Most of the respondents aged between 18 to 25 which are young adults this leads to the result of why they spend more time watching Youtube videos. As 90% of the respondents are student, so the result for some topic still remained in question. Lastly the researcher hope that this research will help not only designers but also the public to know more about the the behaviour of Youtube users in the university community.

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