Talk:Evaluation of eLearning for Effective Practice Guidebook/Class Projects/Kevin and Jon - project page
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| Thread title | Replies | Last modified |
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| Comments on plan | 0 | 15:15, 12 October 2010 |
| Evaluation Plan | 0 | 15:58, 1 October 2010 |
| Feedback on plan | 0 | 14:27, 29 September 2010 |
| Survey Tools | 0 | 20:17, 23 September 2010 |
Had a quick look (meant to be doing other things!) Found your background confusing. The picture person couldn't follow the threads - diagram or more subheadings may help ie 'Completion of course', 'Course Criteria'.
Also you put that 'Survey Monkey' is a limitation. Did you plan to do more than 10 questions? It sounded like you blamed the tools.
Well done for getting to this point - why is this part worth 25%? It is the bit that I am sure takes the longest.
Kind regards katie
HI Kevin and Jon
Your evaluation plan sounds very good and should be a great help to your teaching and for studentlearning in the future. I can understand the difficulty getting past students to evaluate their learning on a survey tool as usually they are "gone with the wind" as theymake their way with their careers. I particularly liked your data collection matrix. I thought that was a great innovation. Bronwyn's suggestion of triangulation of methods using Gratton and Jones is helpful to us all. We thought it was great coming from a sporting background but research methods are the same regardless of what field you are engaged in. Good luck in bringing your plan fully to its completion. There is a lot of work in spelling out an idea so that it is clear to others. Dana and I have found that quite a challenge. Go well. Louise
Hello Kevin and Jon You have made a great start on your plan. I have added some suggestions, and am looking forward to seeing your survey and interview questions. I have suggested a way to develop these by working out what needs to be asked under each guideline or sub-question. Some more detail is needed in the Introduction, Background and Methods sections. --Bronwynh 01:27, 29 September 2010 (UTC)
Hi J & K - Glad to see someone is making headway, I can see you have a nice meaty topic (pardon the pun!). Have you considered http://www.zoomerang.com/ instead of Survey Monkey? I haven't used the product except as a survey respondant but it seemed ok and it may not have any limitations ... I have also had http://www.limesurvey.org/ recommended to me (but never used it) although I think its open source ... just a couple of suggestions for ya :) Cheers, Rachel
