Thought i would put up a sample of my survey questions: It's designed to determine their trust in students, and those who control the technology within the school. 

Dear Education Professional:

My name is Anthony Anderson (Tony), and a Graduate Student from Georgetown College Kentucky. The following survey, regards the use of Smart Phones in the classroom, and your participation will be most appreciated. It is not necessary for you to put your name on the survey, and if you choose not to participate, simply do not return the questionnaire. It will be assumed you opted out of participation. In addition, the grade level you teach is not relevant to this survey, but your opinion as a teaching professional and education expert, is of great value for this research.  

Please be advised that by participating in this survey, you are giving your expressed permission to participate. (Please note, the word phone, refers to digital phones, such as Iphones and Droids, with graphical touch screens).

If you are a one who teaches younger students, please try to think as if you are teaching more advanced grade levels.

Students should be allowed to use their phone for educational purposes during school hours

(Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

Allowing students to have smartphones in school, will only create further burdens, such as texting and using their phones to call friends in my classroom.

(Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

It would be helpful, if students could have their textbooks downloaded to their phones, since JCPS text books are not allowed to be taken out of the building

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

I would allow my students to use their smartphone device to surf the internet for scholarly purposes (Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

Allowing students to use their smartphone in school to web search, would actually increase student engagement: (Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

The camera application on phones, for example, is a great way for students to take pictures of needed notes: (Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

The video recording application, for example, on a smartphones is a great way to aid students with recalling needed information: (Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

At one time or another, I have allowed students to use their phones in school scholarly activity: (Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

The best grade to begin using smart phones in school, for scholarly purposes is:

(Circle one answer)

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If the school could guarantee they could block social media, and inappropriate material, I would be in favor of smart phone devices in my school: (Circle one answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree

Our school district’s Information Service Department is sophisticated enough to block inappropriate signals being accessed via internet within our building: (Circle your answer)

Strongly Agree            Agree              Neutral            Disagree           Strongly Disagree