Table 2. Mean level of agreement with post-video survey statements among 2D and 360° video users.

Participants were asked to give a score from 0-100 based on how much they agreed with each of 14 statements (summarized in parentheses) with the score of 0 being in complete disagreement and the score of 100 being in complete agreement. Numbers displayed are the means for each question for each group. Comparisons were made with the Wilcoxon test. For the full list of questions, see the Appendix.

	2D	360°	p-value		2D	360°	p-value
Q1 (“compelling”)	71	86	0.002	Q8 (“enjoyed”)	55	94	<0.001
Q2 (“felt involved”)	29	80	<0.001	Q9 (“mind wandered”)	63	46	0.160
Q3 (“stimulated”)	40	84	<0.001	Q10 (“can use the tech”)	100	85	<0.001
Q4 (“honed in”)	27	76	<0.001	Q11 (“practical”)	53	77	0.007
Q5 (“lost sense of time”)	31	74	<0.001	Q12 (“exciting - tech”)	38	91	<0.001
Q6 (“exciting - videos”)	27	90	<0.001	Q13 (“easy to learn”)	73	86	0.450
Q7 (“easy to use”)	99	95	0.024	Q14 (“more interesting”)	57	94	<0.001