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Teaching with Technology Tuesday Surveys Considerations, Tools & Analysis Themba Flowers, StatLab Sherlock Campbell, StatLab Scott Matheson, Library
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This session will cover the theoretical and practical aspects of surveys and survey design. Topics will include: pre-survey design, actualizing a survey, analyzing the results, why and when surveys are appropriate, determining the survey audience, existing Yale surveys, and some survey tools popular at Yale including Survey Monkey, ClassesV2, QuestionMark, Sharepoint, Qualtrics and ITS provided solutions. Staff from the Stat Lab will touch on some of the salient topics from their Survey Design workshop (free to the Yale community) and discuss the expertise available to the Yale community with quantitative and qualitative (text) analysis and tools such as SPSS Text Analysis for Surveys and NVivo. Presenters will be Themba Flowers, Manager of the Social Science Stat Lab and Scott Matheson, Web Manager at the Yale University Library.
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Teaching with Technology Tuesday
SurveysConsiderations, Tools & Analysis
Themba Flowers, StatLabSherlock Campbell, StatLabScott Matheson, Library
Today’s takeaways
•Do you need a survey?•Designing, actualizing, analyzing •Survey tools overview and demonstration•Survey resources at Yale
Background - Who are we?
•Scott – web manager, library •Themba – manager of StatLab•Sherlock - Statlab Statistician
Do you need a survey?
•Question: –is the data already out there?–who is the audience?–what kind of information do you want to capture? –what’s the time frame?
•Beware “survey fatigue” •Determing the most appropriate tool
–might not be a survey
Survey alternatives
•Focus group•Usability testing•Log files (for online)•Clickers or InstaPoll
Alternative: usability testing
Think-aloud protocols•Test objectives•Recruit 5 to 8 user-participants•Morae for recording and analysis
Alternative: web analytics
Yale resources
•Sakai–survey tool–polling tool
•Qualtrics–Yale has a site license.
•ITS options–Sharepoint: http://yale.edu/its/web/sharepoint/–Custom surveys: http://yale.edu/its/web/surveys/
Alternative: clickers or InstaPoll site
Tools: classesv2 survey or poll
Tools: classesv2 survey or poll
Tools: Sharepoint demo
Tools: Qualtrics
•Yale site license.
Tools: Qualtrics
•Quick demo: http://www.qualtrics.com/tutorials/questiontypes.html
StatLab (Social Science Research Services)
•What we do:–Before you start–executing the tool–analyzing the results
Resources
•StatLab consultants and staff•StatCat data sets from Library•StatLab Workshops
–Next session: Friday April 9th 1-3pm Main StatLab•Analysis tools
–qualitative analysis (SPSS Text Analysis for Surveys)–quantitative analysis–data transforms
Yale resources (again)
•Sakai (classesV2)•Qualtrics•Sharepoint: (Library and ITS)
–http://yale.edu/its/web/sharepoint/•Custom surveys:
–http://yale.edu/its/web/surveys/•Survey monkey
–if you’re going to use it, speak with Scott first.
Questions?
Themba [email protected]
Sherlock [email protected]
Scott [email protected]
http://yale.edu/statlab
