UPDATE: I have collected enough responses for this pilot version. Thank you to everyone for your time and help!!!
Hi everyone,
As part of a course I am taking in my PhD program, I created a survey to better understand people’s experience with SVSLearn. If you have a few minutes and could take this pilot version of the survey that would be really helpful! Eventually, a revised version of the survey will hopefully be sent out to all SVSLearn subscribers to help us know how to improve the learning experience. The survey does not ask for names or emails, and the raw data will not be shared.
Here is the link: DONE https://ttucomc.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3gwvHNHcdmdvWjb
If you have any comments on the survey or questions about it feel free to post them on this thread or to send me a message.
Thanks!
Austin
Austin Shurtliff
austin@svslearn.com
@AustinShurtliff With the first two questions, are you determining a student's assessment of their own habits? Since options like 'often' don't have a number per week, are you trying to compare what different students consider 'often'?
@AustinShurtliff a few comments.
First, I would agree with @carolinebautista the often, sometimes, etc. answers are way too ambiguous for you to get a decent data set. I would suggest defining those (either at the beginning or per question.)
Second, you should add some 'I prefer not to answer' answers in the demographics. Especially, the male/female. You might want to add an 'other' there.
I would also recommend having space for people to comment or add additional details to questions. Like, "what do you like most about the forums" "what would you like to see improved".
Thank you @carolinebautista, @theprairiefox, and @carlianne for the great feedback!
@AustinShurtliff Done!
@Dima-Eichhorn thank you!!!!
Completed
@AustinShurtliff a few comments.
First, I would agree with @carolinebautista the often, sometimes, etc. answers are way too ambiguous for you to get a decent data set. I would suggest defining those (either at the beginning or per question.)
Second, you should add some 'I prefer not to answer' answers in the demographics. Especially, the male/female. You might want to add an 'other' there.
