Finding out what children think about the Boards

[Lara]

I am going to be talking to a selection of children across the school (KS2) next week about their views on using the boards. I was wondering if anyone else has collected feedback and if so what form it has taken. I am thinking of using a quesionnaire (attached in case anyone is interested) but actually talking the children through it and giving them a chance to actually add whatever comments they feel are important.

Just interested in others' ideas/experiences. ????

[Margaret Allen]

I had forgotten you had done this Lara... This could be the basis of some lovely discussion using voting....+wave+

[Dug]

Oh yes! This could Sooooooo be a voting flipchart. Just need the time to put one together and post it up. Maybe after reports so don't hold your breath (perhaps someone else may beat me to it). Great idea Lara. Ta.

[airskeeter]

How's this Dug??

There is some room at the bottom for discussion notations.

[Dug]

Brilliant.
Thanks Bill.

[Margaret Allen]

Just bumping this up... as others may find it interesting [clap]

[Lara]

I'm now using Bill's voting version of this and one I've just adapted for teachers so we can compare what people think they're doing with their children's perceptions of reality! It's also updated so that it will export the resoults to excel for a bit of data analysis - not quite sure what that says about me...

[sdreyer]

Thanks for the excellent surveys.
I'm planning on using the survey with students next week during their assigned computer rotation. I'll use the teacher survey in our next cohort meeting. It will be insightful for the teachers to compare the results of both.

[deniserochelle]

Hi,
I need to survey my students to find out how the Promethean board has impacted their learning. Do you have any survey questions for students that would apply?

thanks,
deniserochelle

[nvaughn]

Thanks Bill that was very helpful! [clap][clap]

Possibly that could be put in I don't know possibly a "Back to School resource pack just rambling? [clap]