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Learning to use Flashlight Online
2.0 l Flashlight Online 2.0 home
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Examples of Flashlight Online
2.0 Matrix Surveys
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Brief training demonstration.
(33 minutes) For
novice users of Flashlight Online 2.0.
Demonstrates basics of how to create and
administer a simple matrix survey to gather
useful guidance for improving your courses or
workshops.
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Designing page one of your survey.
How to put your welcome and instructions on page
1 of your survey, along with any logos or
pictures you might want to add.
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Creating
and sharing surveys in folders. Organize
your surveys, rubrics and other online forms
into topical folders. Then, if you choose, give
another Flashlight author (or another 100
authors) the right to see and use what's in your folder.
Great way to build on one another's work while
protecting privacy.
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How to input a list of
respondents so you can
assure survey security and send email
reminders to people who haven't yet responded
(without compromising anonymity of data!).
Apologies for the audio!
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How to tailor survey text for different groups
of respondents (e.g., automatically
embedding instructor's names' in feedback forms
for a set of workshops)
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Matrix
surveys: How to automatically choose
different subsets of questions, according to the
characteristics of each respondent pool (e.g.,
for course evaluation, only writing-intensive
courses get extra questions about writing; only
selected science courses get extra questions
about laboratory work). Read
this web page,
and then watch the video linked to the bottom of
that page.
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How to create the URL that your
respondents will use to answer your questions,
and then shorten it for use on slides and
handouts (4 minutes)
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How to
create a quick report for a single
respondent pool that (if you like) those
respondents can see after they finish responding
to the survey. (in development)
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How to
insert a logo, a video or any other media object,
along with a caption or other text. (revised)
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(NEW!)
Choosing
what your respondents see after responding:
custom thank you page; responses to date; more
resources...
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How judges used a Flashlight
Online 2.0 rubric to evaluate ePortfolios.
(hour-long webcast archive of presentation from
Washington State University.)
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