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Surveys are a great way to encourage active participation and receive feedback in your course. This page contains helpful links to help you get started with implementing surveys into your course.
Description: SurveyMonkey is a web-based survey tool to poll responses from whomever is invited or has access to the survey link. Responses are then viewed in a spreadsheet format.
Why should faculty use it?
SurveyMonkey is a good tool for faculty looking to quickly survey their departmental team members or students and get opinions or choices regarding projects, assignments, etc.
How faculty access software: SurveyMonkey
User Guides: SurveyMonkey Help Center
Accessibility: SurveyMonkey and Section 508 Compliance
Contact:
For assistance with educational technology implementation, student engagement, and best practices for teaching with technology, contact the Instructional Technologists.
For assistance with developing course materials, multimedia, and interactive learning objects, contact the Instructional Support Specialists.
Description: Doodle is a web-based meeting scheduling tool to allow invited guests to indicate to the meeting host their availability amongst various dates and times.
Why should faculty use it?
How faculty access software: Visit Doodle and create an account, or login using a Google, Apple, Microsoft or Facebook
User Guides: Help and Learning
Accessibility: Doodle still does not have an accessibility statement as of 02/01/2023.
Contact:
For assistance with educational technology implementation, student engagement, and best practices for teaching with technology, contact the Instructional Technologists.
For assistance with developing course materials, multimedia, and interactive learning objects, contact the Instructional Support Specialists.