7.5: Evaluate and revise learning materials and programmes

Table of Contents

1. Assessing learner progress
2. Designing feedback tools
   1. Aspects requiring feedback
   2. Objectives related issues
   3. Delivery related issues
   4. Learning environment issues
   5. Enjoyable experience
   6. Feedback form design
   7. Types of feedback form
   8. Feedback statistics
   9. Unstructured feedback
   10. Essential elements of feedback form design ...
   11. Simple feedback form
   12. Commercial software and websites
3. Assessing success of learning approaches

Commercial software and websites

You may also like to explore using commercial software such as SurveyMonkey which facilitates design of survey forms and collation and analysis of results via the Internet.

See it at http://www.surveymonkey.com

There are many Internet websites offering advice on feedback form and questionnaire design. One problem is that many of them are aimed at professional researchers and thus too detailed. However, you may still benefit from looking at some of these sites, as the basic principles of questionnaire design are the same, regardless of the subject area being researched. Here are some suggested sites.

http://www.sysurvey.com/tips/wording.htm

http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~kate/qmcweb/qcont.htm

http://www.statpac.com/surveys/question-qualities.htm

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