What stakeholders really think of eLearning. Quality through self-evaluation.
1. What stakeholders really think of eLearning. Quality through self-evaluation. Deborah Arnold, Vidéoscop-Université Nancy 2, France This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
19. A wider scope of processes: the learning processes + all the design processes of the provider A wider target of users: the learner + the other stakeholders interested in the delivery of the offer Two distinctive contexts: e-learning in VET (as before) + e-learning in HE SEVAQ+: extending the approach Object E-learning design Learning process Teacher/ trainer User Manager TGs VET HE Context
20. The extension of SEVAQ+ Managers Trainers Providers Learners + stakeholders+ contexts (HE and VET) + EFQM domains+Kirkpatrick levels
21. Sub-criterion a Sub-criterion b Statements Sub-criterionc Sub-criteriond Sub-criterione 208 statements723 statements 38 sub-criteria99 Sub-criteria Resources Criterion 1 Criterion 2 Activities Criterion 3 Criterion 4 Results SEVAQ 1SEVAQ + 17 Criteria22 Criteria The structure of the SEVAQ+ questionnaires
26. Interpreting results: radar graphs Improvement needed Sub-criteria with results under the mean 37 : Time management [ 2.49 ] 41 : Blended approach [ 2.59 ] 79 : Levels of overall knowledge outcomes [ 2.62 ] 86 : Learning management [ 2.41 ] 88 : Self-motivation [ 2.55 ] Improvement less or not needed Sub-criteria with results above the mean 18 : Pedagogical aspects of learning content [ 2.76 ] 20 : Technical requirements [ 3.04 ] 22 : Instructional design [ 2.77 ] 38 : Navigation and resource options [ 2.84 ] 84 : Awareness of learning preferences [ 2.72 ] Mean value for the evaluation = 2.7
27. Interpreting results: table Summary table of critical questions by giving the percentage of persons quoting the question as important and giving a bad evaluation. A question is consider to be critical when its score is above 40% and very critical when its score is 60% and above.