CIRCL Baseline Survey

CIRCL Project Survey 2013

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CIRCL, the Center for Innovative Research in Cyberlearning (NSF Project #1233722) invites you to complete the following survey about your cyberlearning-focused National Science Funded project.

This survey will help us to understand the work you are doing, build bridges across teams of grantees, and determine avenues for disseminating and expanding your work. The survey will also help the National Science Foundation and Congress understand the valuable work you are doing with your funding and why cyberlearning is an important research area.

Your time is valuable, and we appreciate your input on this survey. We estimate that completing the survey should take approximately XX minutes.

Your participation in this research study is completely voluntary. There is no associated loss of benefit if you choose not to participate.

If you have any unanswered questions about this evaluation, please ask and obtain answers before agreeing to participate, below. You can email circl-info@sri.com at any time. If you have questions later, please call Dr. Jeremy Roschelle (Principal Investigator) at 650-859-3049.

Additional inquiries may be addressed to the Human Subjects Committee, SRI International, 333 Ravenswood Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025, or 650-859-2686.

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Survey Information

This survey is about __[project name]___ ___[Project #]_____ number.

Are there any alternate titles (or nicknames) you use for this project? Please enter them below, or select n/a if you do not have alternate titles/nicknames for the project.

NoYes

Please enter any alternate titles for the project.

This PI is [list name].

I am the PI of this project and will be responding to this survey.

NoYes

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Please list your name, email, and role on the project.

First name

Last Name

Email Address

Role on project (Co-PI, Project Manager, etc.)

If you are not already subscribed, would you like to be added as a subscriber to the CIRCL newsletter for more information about cyberlearning? (If you would like unsubscribe, information can be found in our newsletter.)

Yes, please subscribe meNo thank youI am already subscribed

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Section 2 of 6: Capabilities

In this section we will ask about the project staff’s expertise, areas you might want to learn more about, and communities you participate in related to your work. With this information, CIRCL will connect projects with similar goals and interests and develop working groups and special events to help build capacity.

Please tell us about areas of expertise within your project/team and aspects of your project that may be particularly interesting to public audiences.

You may also use this chart to indicate areas in which you could share your work/expertise with others (potentially offering a webinar or session at a CIRCL event, being interviewed to be featured in our newsletter, etc.) and areas in which you would like to grow.

Please tell us about areas of expertise within your project/team and aspects of your project that may be particularly interesting to public audiences.

You may also use this chart to indicate areas in which you could share your work/expertise with others (potentially offering a webinar or session at a CIRCL event, being interviewed to be featured in our newsletter, etc.) and areas in which you would like to grow.

	We have this expertise	We would like to share our expertise	We want to learn more
Technology design
Technology development
User Experience
Research design
Design Based Research
Evaluation
Assessment
Instrument development
Curriculum development
Project implementation
Project scale-up
Dissemination
Great research results or products to share with the public
Working with partners
Working in K-12 settings
Working with industry
Working with project participants (e.g., as co-designers, citizen science researchers, etc.)
Building an interdisciplinary project team
Sharing data with others
Equity and diversity
Learning analytics / educational data mining
Learning in informal / afterschool environments
Getting information to Congress
Disciplinary expertise (e.g., biology, psychology)

Please list any additional areas of expertise you have or would be willing to share or that you would like to develop

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Section 4 of 6: Technologies, resources, and materials

Please describe the materials your project will produce. We will use this information to facilitate industry-research interactions and to communicate with NSF and Congress about what you are producing.

What products, materials, or services will this project create? Please specify the stage of development for each.

	To be developed	Exploration/Early Development	Extensive development	Already released	N/A
Apps for a phone or tablet
Applications for a desktop machine
Web-based services or applications available online
Virtual environments
Games
Curriculum/instructional materials or student materials (e.g., textbooks)
Videos for teachers or learners
Professional development materials, teacher training, etc.
Instruments (e.g. to assess interest, engagement, persistence, etc.)
Cyberinfrastructure (e.g., technology to support data management, including acquisition, storage, integration, mining, visualization, or other beyond the use of a single project)

Other or additional information including where we can find released products, if applicable. (Indicate you would like to be contacted to discuss, if you would prefer.)

Please list any additional conferences, or kinds of conferences, you regularly attend that aren’t listed.

Please list add any relevant publications that aren’t listed.

Have there been publications (including journal articles, conference presentations, videos, news articles, press releases, etc.) about your project? Please select all that apply and if this activity occurred in 2013 or will occur in 2014.

If you have time now, please enter URLs with links to articles, papers, talks, videos, news article, or other publications. If not, we may follow up later.

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Section 6 of 6: Project Information

In this section of the survey, we ask for information including where we can find your project online, project staff, and collaborators.

Do you currently maintain project or professional presence on any of the following social media related to this project that we may share with others via our website and to learn more about your work? If so, write in your username or URL.

website:

facebook:

twitter:

Linked In:

blog:

google+:

google scholar page to share publications:

other:

In addition to the NSF funding you receive for this work, do you have any additional funding for work similar to or related to this project?

YesNo

If yes, please briefly describe the funding source and the work being done.

Is there anything else you would like us to know about you or your project?

We are interested in additional materials that will help us understand your background, the current state of your project and the direction in which it is headed. Below are upload buttons for you to attach documents that may help us understand your project. If you would rather have us contact you with a reminder to send in the documents, please indicate here.

I will upload nowI prefer for you to contact me to ask for files

Annual Report

Your logic model for the project

Article/document 1

Article/document 2

Your CV

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	Occurred in 2013	Will occur in 2014
Journal Articles
Conference Papers
Ted Talk
Other Video
News Articles

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Section 1 of 6: Synthesis: projecting outcomes, relations to bigger themes, next steps, time horizon

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Section 2 of 6: Capabilities

Please tell us about areas of expertise within your project/team and aspects of your project that may be particularly interesting to public audiences.

You may also use this chart to indicate areas in which you could share your work/expertise with others (potentially offering a webinar or session at a CIRCL event, being interviewed to be featured in our newsletter, etc.) and areas in which you would like to grow.

Please tell us about areas of expertise within your project/team and aspects of your project that may be particularly interesting to public audiences.

You may also use this chart to indicate areas in which you could share your work/expertise with others (potentially offering a webinar or session at a CIRCL event, being interviewed to be featured in our newsletter, etc.) and areas in which you would like to grow.

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Section 4 of 6: Technologies, resources, and materials

Please describe the materials your project will produce. We will use this information to facilitate industry-research interactions and to communicate with NSF and Congress about what you are producing.

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Section 5 of 6: Research Design

In this section of the survey, we ask you to describe the research you are doing as part of your cyberlearning project. Your responses in this section will help us to highlight the breadth and depth of cyberlearning research.

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Section 5 of 6: Research Design Continued

These questions will inquire in more detail about your research design.

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Section 6 of 6: Project Information

In this section of the survey, we ask for information including where we can find your project online, project staff, and collaborators.

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Section 1 of 6: Synthesis: projecting outcomes, relations to bigger themes, next steps, time horizon

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Section 2 of 6: Capabilities

Please tell us about areas of expertise within your project/team and aspects of your project that may be particularly interesting to public audiences.

You may also use this chart to indicate areas in which you could share your work/expertise with others (potentially offering a webinar or session at a CIRCL event, being interviewed to be featured in our newsletter, etc.) and areas in which you would like to grow.

Please tell us about areas of expertise within your project/team and aspects of your project that may be particularly interesting to public audiences.

You may also use this chart to indicate areas in which you could share your work/expertise with others (potentially offering a webinar or session at a CIRCL event, being interviewed to be featured in our newsletter, etc.) and areas in which you would like to grow.

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Section 4 of 6: Technologies, resources, and materials Please describe the materials your project will produce. We will use this information to facilitate industry-research interactions and to communicate with NSF and Congress about what you are producing.

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Section 5 of 6: Research Design In this section of the survey, we ask you to describe the research you are doing as part of your cyberlearning project. Your responses in this section will help us to highlight the breadth and depth of cyberlearning research.

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Section 5 of 6: Research Design Continued These questions will inquire in more detail about your research design.

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Section 6 of 6: Project Information In this section of the survey, we ask for information including where we can find your project online, project staff, and collaborators.

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Section 4 of 6: Technologies, resources, and materials

Please describe the materials your project will produce. We will use this information to facilitate industry-research interactions and to communicate with NSF and Congress about what you are producing.

Section 5 of 6: Research Design

In this section of the survey, we ask you to describe the research you are doing as part of your cyberlearning project. Your responses in this section will help us to highlight the breadth and depth of cyberlearning research.

Section 5 of 6: Research Design Continued

These questions will inquire in more detail about your research design.

Section 6 of 6: Project Information

In this section of the survey, we ask for information including where we can find your project online, project staff, and collaborators.