End of Course Evaluation Questions
A series of statements can be used and allow people to Disagree strongly -> Strongly agree. A lickert scale is easier to analyze. Then have a few selected open ended questions.
12 are related to course content, the amount of work, the facilitator, the engagement. 3 are about their "net promoter score". There are 4 open ended questions. We can get permission to use recommendations. Finally there are the School of Webcraft specific questions, I didn't know how you want to analyze those, so I didn't change them.
General Questions
Rate these statements.
1 If you agree strongly
2 Agree
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Disagree
5 Disagree strongly
- The course satisfied my own needs and expectations.
- The course met the objectives as outlined.
- I feel I contributed to the class discussion and progress.
- The pace of the course kept me interested.
- I was motivated to learn.
- I feel there was a good rapport among the participants of the course.
- I feel I lost a sense of engagement towards the end of the course.
- The materials presented had practical relevance.
- The amount of work was reasonable or adequate.
- The assignments were too frequent or too numerous.
- The content was presented in an organized and logical manner.
- The course facilitator communicated clearly and was supportive.
- I would recommend this course to someone
- I would recommend participating in P2PU
- I would join another P2PU course in the future
Open ended questions
- What was the best aspect of your course? If you would recommend it, why would you recommend it to others?
- What would you change about the course? What would you like to see done differently?
- Did anything unexpected occur?
- What was difficult?
May we quote your recommendation?
Yes, but please keep my details anonymous
Yes, and please use my name
No do not use my quote
School of Webcraft Specific Questions
- Will you list School of Webcraft on your resume? Y/N
- How important was it to know that Mozilla is supporting the school? (how do you want this rated?)
- Do you think the technical skills you learnt are timely and recognise current developer practice? (y/n?)
- What motivation did you have for learning these skills?
- Do you want to learn generic skills or do you want to learn how to apply specific skills?
Unsure about these questions, what is the motivation, what result from asking these? I rephrased some of the questions above.
- how did you feel about level of expectation from your course facilitator and peers? were their expectations too high? not high enough? just right? (put into two questions above0
- how did you feel about the amount of accountability in the course (eg. assignments, participation, due dates, concrete feedback) do you think more accountability would be helpful? less accountability?
- it's often harder to stay engaged with online courses. is there anything specific that would help keep you engaged over the duration of the course?