• GRIT Participant Pool Form

  • Please fill out this form to join our participant pool. There are up to 25 questions. Code for Canada is committed to a safe, inclusive, and accessible experience. If you have any accessibility issues with this form please email us at grit@codefor.ca.

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  • By checking "I Agree," you acknowledge that you understand these terms and agree to participate in the usability session under the terms of the GRIT Participant Consent Form available HERE. This consent form outlines the voluntary nature of your participation, the types of data collected during usability sessions, and the use of this data solely for evaluating and improving design projects. Please read these terms carefully before proceeding.

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  • A Quick Note About 'Optional' Questions

    You will not be disqualified from participating in the pool should you choose not to answer optional questions. Responding to optional questions may qualify you for additional engagements, however you will also have future opportunities to provide additional information should you choose.

    All required questions are marked with a red asterisk (*).

  • Part 1 of 4

    Let's start with a few introductory questions! Your responses are confidential and are meant to ensure we maintain diverse representation of people in our pool.

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  • Part 2 of 4

    These questions pertain to length of time in Canada, languages, education, and income. Your responses are confidential and are meant to ensure we maintain diverse representation of people in our pool.

  • Part 3 of 4

    These questions pertain to preferred devices, disability and use of assistive technology. Your responses are confidential and are meant to ensure we maintain diverse representation of people in our pool.

  • Part 4 of 4

    The following question will ask you to clarify nationality, religion, race and Indigenous heritage. We acknowledge issues of race around inclusion, access, and proper representation.Your responses are confidential and are meant to ensure we maintain diverse representation of people in our pool.
  • A table with 2 columns. First columns shows response category for ethnicity (such as Black, East Asian, Indigenous, Latin American, Middle Eastern, etc). The second column shows examples for each response category (ie - for East Asian it shows Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese descent). The first row is Category Black with examples such as African, African Canadian, Afro-Caribbean descent. The second row is Category East Asian with examples such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese descent). The third row is Category Indigenous (First Nations, Inuk/Inuit, Métis descent) with examples such as First Nations, Inuk/Inuit, Métis descent). The fourth row is Category Latin American with examples such as Hispanic or Latin American descent. The fifth row is Category Middle Eastern with examples such as Arab, Persian, West Asian descent (e.g. Afghan, Egyptian, Iranian, Kurdish, Lebanese, Turkish. The sixth row is Category South Asian with examples such as South Asian descent (e.g. Bangladeshi, Indian, Indo-Caribbean, Pakistani, Sri Lankan). The seventh row is Category Southeast Asian with examples such as Cambodian, Filipino, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, or other Southeast Asian descent). The eighth row is Category White with examples such as European descent.
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