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From: MASTER::M_ROUSSI "MARY ANN (M_ROUSSI@FOMA.WSC.MASS.EDU)" 28-NOV-1995 08:08:29.96 To: M_ROUSSI CC: Subj: SURVEY.DEC FIVE MINUTES OF YOUR TIME WILL YIELD A WEALTH OF INFORMATION HOW SUCCESSFUL ARE KEYPAL PROJECTS? As educators, we assimilate new technologies but have little time to reflect on our experiences. While many schools conduct email exchanges, the questions remains, what level of success do teachers feel they achieve? The following survey, with your patience and participation, is an attempt to define teacher views on Keypal projects. PLEASE RESPOND ASAP and I will summarize ASAP! TIA MaryAnn Roussi email: SAFKAMA@aol.com Library Assistant II Westfield State College Westfield, MA 01086 -----Place an X <UNDER> the most appropriate response------ My grade: K - 4 5 - 8 9 - 12 The ratio of computers to students in my classroom is: 0(Lab) 1/24 1/12 1/6 1/4 1/3 1/2 1/1 My level of confidence using computers is: poor adequate acceptable good excellent The condition of the computer hardware that my students use when emailing: poor adequate acceptable good excellent The level of technical support in my school is: poor adequate acceptable good excellent At my school, the computer skill level of the other teachers is: poor adequate acceptable good excellent The number of keypal experiences I have had in my class is: 1 2 3 4 5 or more My keypal project(s) are: --Ideas I generate-- --In answer to email invite-- --Both-- The average number of weeks spent for each keypal project: less than 4 4 8 12 16 over 16 Communication between myself, and the partner teachers has been: poor adequate acceptable good excellent The balance between the energy spent, and the educational value of keypal projects is: poor adequate acceptable good excellent -------Rate these aspects of keypal exchanges from 1 to 7------- (1= most important purpose, 7= least important purpose) My purpose for keypal project(s): improve classes writing skills understand a different culture find common ground between cultures think critically about discoveries made compile or compare data on a specific topic learn emailing skills none of the above (specify) ------ Put an X <Next To> the format that you found most successful---- The format of my keypal project(s): open ended (informal, individual connections) project based (sponsored by an organization) worldwide sampling of data for a specific topic specific exchange of data between two locations -------Rate these aspects of keypal exchanges from 1 to 5------- (1= having the most influence, 5= having least influence) hardware technical staff support time allocation communication with partner teacher computer skill level of students COMMENTS: