On Thursday, we had an all hands on deck meeting to see where everyone was at with their part of the digital textbooks process. Everyone read my survey draft and made notes and suggestions on it. It was a very helpful experience!!
I will be using a mixture of likert scale questions, short response, and multiple choice questions in my survey.
I apologize for the brevity of this post, I have no been feeling well this week and have been in and out of doctor's offices. Hopefully next week goes better!
See you in a week!
Val
Aww no, I hope you get better soon! Are there any easy pitfalls that come with making survey questions?
ReplyDeleteThanks! And yes! Making questions that re too complicated, or asking the same question twice without realizing you are.
DeleteHope you are feeling better soon! Would be interested to see your survey if you want to post it on your blog...
ReplyDeleteHow do you know if your survey questions are biased or not? Or if they lead the reader to a certain response?
ReplyDeleteIf they are a leading question. Such as, From prior experiences, do you think technology integration benefits students learning? Please describe an experience that led you to your response. This question is leading because it only refers to benefits instead of asking about whether technology benefits or does not benefit students.
DeleteIs there a limit on how long you want your survey to be, or do you try to gather as much information as you can by adding questions?
ReplyDeleteAgain let me know if you want me to look over your survey for feedback.
ReplyDeleteFeel better!