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Teacher/Faculty Workshop Evaluations

Instrument 2: Tri-Institute Summer Conference

Project: Puget Sound Consortium for Manufacturing Excellence
Shoreline Community College

Funding Source: NSF - Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE)

Purpose: To determine teacher satisfaction with a conference

Administered To: Teachers

Topics Covered:

  • Workshop Evaluation: satisfaction, expectations, content

Format/Length: 20 closed-ended scaled items and 4 open-ended items


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TRI-INSTITUTE SUMMER CONFERENCE

Thank you for attending the Tri-lnstitute Summer Conference. We hope that you will take time to complete this evaluation form because your thoughts are vital to improving our program. Your response is voluntary—you do not have to fill it out or answer all of the questions—but your help is greatly appreciated. Responses to the survey will be summarized by the UW Office of Educational Assessment.


Questions 1-3: Please circle your best answer.

  1. I heard about the event: 2. My gender is: 3. My primary responsibility is:
    1. from the mailing.   1. female   1. high school teacher
    2. at my high school or community college.   2. male   2. community college instructor
    3. by word of mouth.     3. technical college instructor
    4. on a Web site.     4. other___________
    5. other_____________    



Questions 4-10: Using the following scale, please report your best response:

   
Strongly
Disagree
Disagree
Unsure
Agree
Strongly
Agree

  4. The Tri-lnstitute was well organized.
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  5. The presenters were well prepared.
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  6. I felt the technical knowledge of the presenters was excellent.
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  7. The assistance of the Tri-lnstitute staff was first-rate.
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  8. The content presented was valuable for me.
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  9. The content of the Tri-lnstitute met my expectations based on published descriptions.
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  10. I would recommend the Tri-lnstitute to others.
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Which session on days 2 to 4 did you attend?       (check one)

o Virtual Manufacturing

o Materials Science and Technology

o Web Design

Questions 11-20: Please comment on the session activities by choosing the word that best completes the sentence.

   
Poor
Average
Good
Very Good

  11. Learning activities were:
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  12. Explanations of unfamiliar terms were:
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  13. My interest level during the session was:
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  14. Usefulness of the information was:
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  15. The quality of the written material was:
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  16. My interaction with other participants was:
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  17. My understanding of activities I can use in my classroom is:
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  18. My knowledge of the curriculum development process is:
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  19. My confidence about sharing this information with students is:
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  20. Overall, my rating of this session is:
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21. How did the Monday sessions help to prepare you for the rest of the week?

 

 

 

22. What are one or two ideas you learned from the Tri-lnstitute that you feel you will most likely apply?

 

 

 

23. More generally, how will you use the information you have received at the Tri-lnstitute in your future teaching?

 

 

 

24. What suggestions do you have for improving the Tri-lnstitute?