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UVic CES Faculty Report for Courses Offered in HS (201405)

UVic Course Experience SurveyProject Audience 2750Responses Received 1015Response Ratio 37%

Creation Date Mon, Nov 17, 2014

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1. The instructor was prepared for coursesessions

Statistics Value

Response Count 1053

Mean 4.39

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.82

2. The instructor’s explanations of concepts wereclear

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Response Count 1050

Mean 4.17

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.99

3. The instructor motivated you to learn in thiscourse

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Response Count 1048

Mean 4.19

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-1.07

4. The instructor was available to answer yourquestions or provide extra assistance as required

Statistics Value

Response Count 1047

Mean 4.33

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.97

5. The instructor ensured that your assignmentsand tests were returned within a reasonable time

Statistics Value

Response Count 1049

Mean 4.26

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.95

6. The instructor was helpful in providing feedbackto you to improve your learning in this course

Statistics Value

Response Count 1044

Mean 4.20

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-1.01

7. The instructor demonstrated respect for 8. Overall, the instructor was effective in this

I Instructor's Teaching - Students' Ratings on the FollowingStatements:

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students and their ideas

Statistics Value

Response Count 1043

Mean 4.55

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.79

course

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Response Count 1043

Mean 4.31

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.95

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1. The course structure, goals and requirementswere clear

Statistics Value

Response Count 1013

Mean 4.01

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.96

2. The materials provided for learning the coursecontent (e.g. handouts, posted material, labmanuals) were clear

Statistics Value

Response Count 1009

Mean 4.03

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.96

3. The assigned work helped your understandingof the course content

Statistics Value

Response Count 1009

Mean 4.09

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.98

4. The course provided opportunities for you tobecome engaged with the course material, forexample through class discussions, group work,student presentations, on-line chat, or experientiallearning

Statistics Value

Response Count 1009

Mean 4.17

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.97

5. The methods of assessment used to evaluateyour learning in the course were fair

Statistics Value

Response Count 1007

Mean 4.11

Median 4.00

6. The course provided relevant skills andinformation (e.g. to other courses, your futurecareer, or other contexts)

Statistics Value

Response Count 1010

Mean 4.23

II Course Design - Students' Ratings on the Following Statements:

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Standard Deviation +/-0.97 Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.94

7. Overall, the course offered an effective learningexperience

Statistics Value

Response Count 1005

Mean 4.15

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-1.00

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III Statements About The Students:

My primary reason for taking the course.

The approximate number of classes or labs that I did not attend

Relative to other courses I have taken at UVic, the workload in this course was

The approximate number of hours per week I spent studying for this course outside ofclass time:

As a result of my experience in this course, my interest in the material:

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Statistics Value

Response Count 285

Mean 4.50

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.78

Statistics Value

Response Count 291

Mean 4.18

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.90

Statistics Value

Response Count 315

Mean 4.29

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.89

IV Additional Statments:

The classes began on time.

The course content prepared you for the assignments and/or exam.

The instructor made good use of the course pack and/or text.

The instructor helped to keep discussions focused, relevant and coherent.

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Statistics Value

Response Count 315

Mean 4.08

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-1.00

Statistics Value

Response Count 316

Mean 4.17

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-1.19

Statistics Value

Response Count 257

Mean 4.15

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.90

I would take another class from instructor .

The goals for this course were clear and relevant to my learning.

The textbook and/or readings supported my learning.

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Statistics Value

Response Count 253

Mean 4.01

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.98

Statistics Value

Response Count 254

Mean 4.02

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.99

Statistics Value

Response Count 254

Mean 4.01

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-1.03

The assignments were appropriate for the goals of the course.

The student discussions and learning activities enhanced my learning.

The practica course provided opportunities to demonstrate what I had learned (Forpractice courses only).

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Statistics Value

Response Count 175

Mean 4.38

Median 5.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.83

Statistics Value

Response Count 110

Mean 3.97

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.72

Statistics Value

Response Count 111

Mean 3.88

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.86

Overall, I would rate my experience in the Program so far as:

I would rate the ease of use of online resources (e.g., the Moodle site, discussionforums, etc.) as:

I rate the navigability of the online course materials as

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Statistics Value

Response Count 49

Mean 3.22

Median 3.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.74

Statistics Value

Response Count 49

Mean 3.20

Median 3.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.79

Statistics Value

Response Count 47

Mean 3.36

Median 3.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.61

The online technologies (discussion boards, websites, software, etc.) enhanced myunderstanding of the course content as

Overall, would rate the effectiveness of the orientation module to prepare me for thefirst term as

Overall, I would rate my experience in the MACD program so far as

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Statistics Value

Response Count 49

Mean 4.16

Median 4.00

Standard Deviation +/-0.66

Statistics Value

Response Count 216

Mean 1.74

Median 1.00

Standard Deviation +/-1.03

On the basis of your experience in this course, how would you rank your interest inpursuing the new Religious Studies Major at UVic.

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