Analysis of results below. The survey continues with similar efforts in the last two semesters (analysis here), which led to a number of changes to the module, including some that were implemented this semester. One important thing that happened this semester is that N has grown much larger–now with 2% set aside for doing surveys, some 359 students completed the Module Design surveys, a huge boost over previous semesters. This makes the results a lot more robust. This post is not just for you, but also a way for me to organize my own thinking. I’m also meeting the tutors for a general debrief later. Feel free to send me further comments by email or come talk to me directly.

(Note: The analysis of the qualitative comments still on going.)

 

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Analysis of results below. A big “thank you” to all who participated. The survey continues with something similar I did last semester (analysis here), which led to a number of changes made for this past semester. By the looks of it, I would say that the changes have generally turned out to be improvements. Once again, I fully expect that your feedback will be helpful to my checking on whether the module is working, and on my thinking about how to further fine-tune the module. The below summarizes the key learning points for the survey short of the final qualitative questions, which I will need to tackle in a separate post. I composed the post not just for you, but also as a way for me to organize my own thinking. I’m also meeting the tutors for a general debrief later. Feel free to send me further comments in response to the below by email if you have a mind to. (Update: Now includes all of the survey.)

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Total number of completed responses = 64. Breakdown of results below. A big “thank you” to all who participated.

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