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2012 Faculty Development Needs Survey 1. Name (required for FLEX Credit Only) Response Count 67 answered question 67 skipped question 10 2. Department Title Architecture, Civil Associate Alternative Administration Accounting Engineering, Degree Energy Animation of Justice Drafting and Nursing Technology Design Department 2.7% (2) 0.0% (0) 1.4% (1) 2.7% (2) 1.4% (1) 1.4% (1) 3. Employment Type Response Response Percent Count Full-Time 64.9% 48 Adjunct 35.1% 26 answered question 74 skipped question 3 1 of 34 4. Total years of teaching at Rio Hondo Number Less than 1 More than 15 1-3 years 3-5 years 5-10 years 10-15 years year Years 5.3% (4) 14.7% (11) 12.0% (9) 20.0% (15) 20.0% (15) answered question skipped question 5. Total years of teaching elsewhere Number Less than 1 1-3 years 3-5 years 5-10 years 10-15 years year Years 10.3% (7) 20.6% (14) 11.8% (8) 17.6% (12) 17.6% (12) Where? (please specify) answered question skipped question 6. Are you currently teaching or have taught web enhanced courses: Response Response Percent Count Yes 50.0% 37 No 50.0% 37 answered question 74 skipped question 3 2 of 34 7. Are you currently teaching or have taught hybrid or online courses: Response Response Percent Count Yes 37.3% 28 No 62.7% 47 answered question 75 skipped question 2 8. If no, are you interested in teaching an online/hybrid course? Response Response Percent Count Yes 63.6% 35 No 36.4% 20 answered question 55 skipped question 22 9. If yes, how many semesters have you taught online/hybrid courses? Response Count 32 answered question 32 skipped question 45 3 of 34 10. Have you ever been a student in an online course? Response Response Percent Count Yes 58.7% 44 No 41.3% 31 answered question 75 skipped question 2 4 of 34 11. For each of the technologies listed below, please indicate if and how you use it (check all that apply for each) Don’t know Instructional Instructional Don’t Personal Professional/non- Response what Face to face Online/hybrid use it use instructional use this courses courses is 0.0% 1.4% 74.0% Microsoft Word 83.6% (61) 58.9% (43) 31.5% (23) (0) (1) (54) Microsoft Outlook (Rio email 0.0% 4.2% 38.9% 79.2% (57) 40.3% (29) 22.2% (16) system) (0) (3) (28) 0.0% 1.4% 17.8% AccessRIO Portal 82.2% (60) 35.6% (26) 16.4% (12) (0) (1) (13) AccessRIO Instructor functions 1.4% 2.8% (generating class rosters, grade 8.3% (6) 68.1% (49) 47.2% (34) 20.8% (15) (1) (2) submission…) 0.0% 15.1% 37.0% Power Point 64.4% (47) 64.4% (47) 30.1% (22) (0) (11) (27) 1.4% 15.5% 47.9% Excel 67.6% (48) 33.8% (24) 19.7% (14) (1) (11) (34) 5.7% 60.0% 24.3% Publisher 27.1% (19) 7.1% (5) 4.3% (3) (4) (42) (17) 44.4% 43.1% Prezzi 5.6% (4) 8.3% (6) 6.9% (5) 0.0% (0) (32) (31) 27.8% 52.8% Wikis 12.5% (9) 13.9% (10) 1.4% (1) 4.2% (3) (20) (38) 8.3% 45.8% 31.9% Google Docs 30.6% (22) 11.1% (8) 4.2% (3) (6) (33) (23) 44.9% 53.6% Microsoft 365 2.9% (2) 2.9% (2) 0.0% (0) 1.4% (1) (31) (37) 32.9% 38.6% 22.9% DropBox 22.9% (16) 7.1% (5) 1.4% (1) (23) (27) (16) 50.7% 40.8% Evernote 8.5% (6) 11.3% (8) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) (36) (29) 5 of 34 34.3% 37.1% CCCconfer 2.9% (2) 27.1% (19) 5.7% (4) 4.3% (3) (24) (26) 7.1% 11.4% 30.0% Discipline related Websites 61.4% (43) 42.9% (30) 24.3% (17) (5) (8) (21) 4.3% 54.3% 21.4% Developed own Webpage 17.1% (12) 17.1% (12) 12.9% (9) (3) (38) (15) Social Networking (Facebook, 0.0% 31.0% 60.6% 21.1% (15) 9.9% (7) 1.4% (1) Twitter) (0) (22) (43) 2.8% 47.2% 34.7% YouTube Online discussions/chats 30.6% (22) 29.2% (21) 11.1% (8) (2) (34) (25) 2.8% 47.2% Online Testing & Assessment 12.5% (9) 25.0% (18) 26.4% (19) 27.8% (20) (2) (34) 28.6% 64.3% ePortfolios Audio Recording 4.3% (3) 2.9% (2) 5.7% (4) 2.9% (2) (20) (45) 9.9% 53.5% 18.3% Video Recording 18.3% (13) 19.7% (14) 9.9% (7) (7) (38) (13) 0.0% 30.0% Blackboard 8.6% (6) 37.1% (26) 47.1% (33) 37.1% (26) (0) (21) 28.6% 67.1% Moodle 1.4% (1) 2.9% (2) 1.4% (1) 2.9% (2) (20) (47) 56.3% 46.5% Sakai Project 2.8% (2) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) (40) (33) 53.5% 47.9% Desire 2Learn 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 2.8% (2) 1.4% (1) (38) (34) 46.5% 45.1% Camtasia 2.8% (2) 8.5% (6) 5.6% (4) 7.0% (5) (33) (32) 49.3% 43.5% Snipping Tool 7.2% (5) 13.0% (9) 4.3% (3) 2.9% (2) (34) (30) 64.8% 38.0% FastStone Capture 1.4% (1) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) (46) (27) 60.0% 32.9% Jing 4.3% (3) 11.4% (8) 4.3% (3) 4.3% (3) (42) (23) 63.4% 40.8% Skitch 0.0% (0) 1.4% (1) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) (45) (29) 6 of 34 51.4% 37.1% Snagit 4.3% (3) 14.3% (10) 2.9% (2) 2.9% (2) (36) (26) answered question skipped question 12. Assuming that the workshop topics listed below were offered at a convenient time for you, please indicate for each whether or not you would attend (select one per row) Not Sure – Need Response Yes No more information Count on topic Word 25.4% (17) 59.7% (40) 14.9% (10) 67 Excel 43.3% (29) 40.3% (27) 16.4% (11) 67 Power Point 52.9% (36) 36.8% (25) 10.3% (7) 68 Outlook (email) 28.4% (19) 59.7% (40) 11.9% (8) 67 Publisher 44.1% (30) 42.6% (29) 13.2% (9) 68 Access 32.4% (22) 44.1% (30) 23.5% (16) 68 Prezzi 32.8% (22) 34.3% (23) 32.8% (22) 67 Wikis 29.0% (20) 36.2% (25) 34.8% (24) 69 Google Docs 40.6% (28) 36.2% (25) 23.2% (16) 69 Microsoft 365 24.3% (17) 32.9% (23) 42.9% (30) 70 DropBox 35.3% (24) 30.9% (21) 33.8% (23) 68 Evernote 23.2% (16) 30.4% (21) 46.4% (32) 69 CCCconfer 29.4% (20) 29.4% (20) 41.2% (28) 68 Smart Classroom training 61.2% (41) 20.9% (14) 17.9% (12) 67 Using the Internet for instructional 66.2% (45) 19.1% (13) 14.7% (10) 68 purposes Developing course websites 70.6% (48) 11.8% (8) 17.6% (12) 68 Audio Recording 54.4% (37) 26.5% (18) 19.1% (13) 68 7 of 34 Video Recording 60.9% (42) 20.3% (14) 18.8% (13) 69 Web 2.0 35.3% (24) 32.4% (22) 32.4% (22) 68 Online testing and assessment 59.4% (41) 26.1% (18) 14.5% (10) 69 Facilitating online discussion/chat sessions (asynchronous or 59.4% (41) 18.8% (13) 21.7% (15) 69 synchronous) ePortfolios (digital collections and reflections for assessment and 51.4% (36) 34.3% (24) 14.3% (10) 70 promotion) Blackboard 57.1% (40) 28.6% (20) 14.3% (10) 70 Moodle 32.9% (23) 31.4% (22) 35.7% (25) 70 Sakai Project 22.9% (16) 28.6% (20) 48.6% (34) 70 Desire 2Learn 24.6% (17) 31.9% (22) 43.5% (30) 69 Collaborative Learning 50.0% (35) 27.1% (19) 22.9% (16) 70 Active Learning 57.1% (40) 21.4% (15) 21.4% (15) 70 Critical Thinking 61.4% (43) 21.4% (15) 17.1% (12) 70 Discipline in the classroom 49.3% (34) 36.2% (25) 14.5% (10) 69 Syllabus Design 46.4% (32) 40.6% (28) 13.0% (9) 69 Lesson Plan Design 42.0% (29) 42.0% (29) 15.9% (11) 69 New Curriculum Development 56.5% (39) 31.9% (22) 11.6% (8) 69 Classroom Assessments 57.1% (40) 32.9% (23) 10.0% (7) 70 Reading Across the Curriculum 41.4% (29) 40.0% (28) 18.6% (13) 70 Teaching and Learning with 64.7% (44) 14.7% (10) 20.6% (14) 68 Technology Designing meaningful student 50.7% (35) 34.8% (24) 14.5% (10) 69 learning outcomes assessments Library resources (research databases, Internet resources, 53.7% (36) 35.8% (24) 10.4% (7) 67 plagiarism) Collegial Best Practices Exchange 57.4% (39) 23.5% (16) 19.1% (13) 68 8 of 34 Service Learning 28.4% (19) 40.3% (27) 31.3% (21) 67 Teaching first year students 43.3% (29) 40.3% (27) 16.4% (11) 67 Teaching adult learners 49.3% (33) 35.8% (24) 14.9% (10) 67 Cognitive development 57.4% (39) 27.9% (19) 14.7% (10) 68 Teaching students how to learn 63.2% (43) 19.1% (13) 17.6% (12) 68 Teaching under prepared students 57.4% (39) 29.4% (20) 13.2% (9) 68 Students in crisis 55.2% (37) 28.4% (19) 16.4% (11) 67 Assisting students with undisclosed 50.7% (35) 33.3% (23) 15.9% (11) 69 learning disabilities Reflection and Renewal Activities 29.9% (20) 47.8% (32) 22.4% (15) 67 Wellness Leadership Development 29.9% (20) 43.3% (29) 26.9% (18) 67 Valuing Diversity 31.3% (21) 46.3% (31) 22.4% (15) 67 Work-Life Balance 33.3% (22) 45.5% (30) 21.2% (14) 66 Other Suggestions (please specify) 8 answered question 71 skipped question 6 9 of 34 13.
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