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WebLearn: Surveys. Today’s arrangements. Your presenters are Fawei Geng and Jill Fresen Length of the course:3 hours Resources:Course Handbook. ♫♪. Your safety and comfort are important. Where is the fire exit? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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WebLearn: Surveys
Today’s arrangements
Your presenters are Fawei Geng and Jill Fresen Length of the course: 3 hours Resources: Course Handbook
Your safety and comfort are important
• Where is the fire exit?• The toilets are along the corridor outside
the lecture rooms• The rest area is where you registered;
it has vending machines and a water cooler
♫♪
What will be covered ?
• Use of surveys• Comparison of survey tools • Overview of the WebLearn Surveys tool• Three steps in creating a survey:
– Create a template– Create a survey based on the template– Assign the survey to recipients
• Use the WebLearn Surveys tool to build your own survey
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Use of surveys
Questionnaire design
Perhaps now you'll fill in my questionnaire?
From www.sussex.ac.uk/Users/grahamh/RM1web/QuestionnaireDesign2010.ppt
Use of surveys
1. Oxford Learning Institute:http://www.learning.ox.ac.uk/
2. Tools and best practices for conducting web surveys:http://www.techsoup.org/learningcenter/internet/page5048.cfm
3. Correspondence course: Sample survey theory and methods (US National Agricultural Statistics Service):http://www.nass.usda.gov/research/reports/course%20notes%200906.pdf
4. Use of electronic surveys in course evaluation (Moss & Hendry, 2002):http://www.speakeasydesigns.com/SDSU/student/SAGE/compsprep/ Electronic_Surveys_in_Course_Evaluations.pdf
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Comparison of survey tools:• WebLearn Surveys tool• WebLearn Tests tool• Survey Monkey• Bristol Online Surveys• Ostrakon
Comparison of survey tools
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WebLearn Surveys tool
Complete a simple survey as a student
Join a site - Survey Tool Practice (instructions on p23)
Login to WebLearn
In ‘My Active Sites’, click Survey Tool Practice
On the homepage, click on the link: A WebLearn survey
About the WebLearn Surveys tool
Create an online survey
Deliver to WebLearn users or the general public
View or export survey results or survey reports
Use for course evaluation, feedback or general data collection purposes
Survey Dashboard
Get to know the terminology
Survey creator (maintainer/contributor)
Survey respondents
Survey
WebLearn site
participants
Ad-hoc groups
General public
Template – a set of questions (items)
My Surveys- Specifications such as dates
etc- All surveys that you created
Three steps in creating a survey
Assign the survey to a group of respondents 3
1 Create a template –Create new template
master list
questions…
2 Start new survey – Configure the survey settings specifications
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Step 1 – Create a template
Create a new template or Use an existing one
Re-use an existing template as is
Modify an existing template
Click Templates to see all existing templates
Copy your required template, then edit it
Create a new template from scratch
Click Create new template
Add your questions
Create a new template
1
Add a question (a)
Question types
1
Add a question (b) 1
See example on next slide
1 Add a question (c)
Questions to evaluate lecturers
Same set of questions is automatically repeated for all people with maintain or contribute role in the
WebLearn site
Edit template 1
prev
iew
edit
dele
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Edit template 1
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Exercise 1:• Create template• Add questions
Three steps in creating a survey 1 Create a template –
Create new template
2Assign the survey to a group of respondents
Start new survey – Configure the survey settingsand
3
master list
questions…
specifications…
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Step 2 – Start new survey
Click Start new survey
On the next page, set the start, closing dates, notifications, etc.
Select your template and configure the settings
Now you have a template…
Add a survey title and instructions
Select your template
Create a new survey (a) 2
Select your template
Create a new survey (b) 2 All three dates must be entered
Use ‘Login’ if survey respondents have a WebLearn account
Insert a suitable email address
email notifications
Set email reminders
Three steps in creating a survey 1 Create a template –
Create new questionnaire
2 Start new survey – Configure the survey settings and
master list
questions…
specifications…
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Assign the survey to a group of recipients 3
Assign respondents3Now you have a survey…
Login Don’t have to loginWebLearn site
participants• Known respondents• Tracking of completion• Non-respondents get
reminders
• Known respondents• No tracking• All get reminders
Ad-hoc groups• Known respondents• Tracking of completion• Must have WL account• Non-respondents get
reminders
• Known respondents• No tracking• All get reminders
Unassigned(general public) XXX
• Unknown respondents• No tracking• No reminders
Assign respondents3
They can only take the survey via the link that is generated in the email notification
They can take the survey either in a WebLearn site where the Surveys tool
is added or via the link that is generated in the email notification
For a public survey, just click “Next’ without choosing respondents
Three steps in creating a survey 1 Create a template –
Create new template
2 Start new survey – Configure the survey settingsand
master list
questions…
specifications…
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respondents3
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Exercise 2:• Create new survey• Assign to participants
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Example:• Masters in EBHC• Course evaluation• Survey results
Course Evaluation Questionnaire
Course Evaluation
Surveys tool in the site
List of available surveys -
links
Respondents’ view of survey
Scale question with a comment box
Optional text field for name
My surveys page
View partial results
View final results
My surveys page
View partial results
View final results
My surveys page
Survey results
If the survey respondents where required to login
Example of PDF summary report
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SummaryQuestions