In creating the Relevant and Innovative Learning Scenario, a second Web 2.0 tool (the third one reviewed in this blog) that I have chosen to use is the Google Document’s Form. And while I have used Google docs before, I have never used its form-making capability. Again, this is a very intuitive tool, making it very easy to create surveys and populated spreadsheets. However, some things occurred to me in going through the trainings presented at Lynda.com:
· It is important to consider the types of questions you will want to ask your respondents (options include: paragraph text, multiple choice, check boxes, choose from a list, scale, and grid);
· But perhaps even more important is determining the kinds of data you will want to synthesize and analyze;
· And, finally, decide if you’d like to respond to the respondents’ submissions either by sending an automated message or by sharing the results of the collected data with them once you’ve received and worked with all of the returns.
Here is the sample survey I’ve created for my learners in Google Doc's Form:
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