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The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

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Page 1: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

The 1999 Faculty Survey

Results by question for Engineering

Carl BergerMarch 21, 2000

Page 2: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

The 1999 Faculty surveyDistributed in February 19991500 faculty, stratified random sample743 responses, 80 from EngineeringResults to CIO in August 1999Redrafted to match initiatives and add previous dataReleased in March 2000

Page 3: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 1How would you rate your expertise…

0 10 20 30 40 50

Not yet using

Novice

Intermediate

Advanced

Expert

Page 4: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 2How do you like to learn…

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

On-line computer classes

Telephone consultants

Computer seminars

Univ computer classes

On the job training

Self taught from Books etc.

Self taught from exploring, experimenting

Help from friends, families, colleagues

Most preferred way of learning 2nd preferred way of learning 3rd preferred way of learning

Page 5: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 3How often do you use computers at…

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

use at CC sites

use in Labs

use when Travel

use at home

Use at your office

Every day 1-2 times a week several times a monthonce a month several times a year once a year never

Page 6: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 4Where do you prefer to use…

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Campus office

Home

Labs

Other

Campus sites

Page 7: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 5What computer hardware…

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Don't use

Other hardware

Dig Camera

Both PC and Mac

Unix

Scanner

Mac

Tapes etc

PC

Printer

Page 8: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 6Internet connection in office or lab…

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

ADSL

Cable Modem

Dont use internet

Other internet

ISDN

Reg modem

Network

Page 9: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 7At home, what kind…

0 10 20 30 40

Neither

Laptop

Both

Desktop

Page 10: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 8At home, what kind of connection…

1 10 100

Other

ADSL

Don't know

Cable modem

ISDN

Don't have one

Regular modem

Page 11: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 9Are you satisfied…

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

don’t know

very

dissatisfied

somewhat

dissatisfied

somewhat

satisfied

very satisfied

Page 12: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 10How often do you use…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Courseware

Project Management

Modeling

Web software

Multimedia

Web editor

Stats

Calendar

Publishing

Database

Graphics

Presentation

Spreadsheet

Browser

Word processing

E-mail

every day 1-2 week several/month 1/month several/year 1/year never

Page 13: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 11How often do you use media…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

High performance computing

Web Conf

Digital Video

3-Dmodel

Video Conf

Web audio/video

Comp anim/graphics

Movies

Web

Comp Proj

Video/Audiotape

Overheads

every day 1-2 week several/month 1/month several/year 1/year never

Page 14: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 12Barriers to use…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Not sure on copyright

Apps don't run

No dev tools

No dept funds

No pedagogy support

Too expensive

No barriers

No tech support

Too much trouble

Don't know how to get acccess

Need hardware

No site support

No incentive

No time

No skills

Page 15: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Questions 13 & 14Factors…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Not useful

Factor coming

Factor Staying

Access from Home

Do everything I want

Access from Office/Lab

Use to Collaborate

Impt Students

Use IT for Prf Deve

Increase Prod

More tech than 2 yrs ago

strongly agree somewhat agreeneutral somewhat disagreeStrongly disagree

Page 16: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 15 Concerns…

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

tech standards

ethical use

cost of technology

platform issues

security

privacy

lack of support

reliability

time to learn & use

1st concern 2nd concern 3rd concern

Page 17: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 16 Missing facilities…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

lapel microphone

electronic pointers

student computers

network connection

internet access

computer projection

none missing

don't use

Page 18: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 17 How important are missing facilities…

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Lapel Microphone

Elec Pointer

student computers

internet access

net connection

compter projection

very important somewhat importantsomewhat unimportantvery unimportant

Page 19: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Questions 18, 19 & 20Multimedia classrooms…

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

always a problem reserving

don't know (reserving)

frequent problems reserving

physical enviornment problems

no problem reserving

occasional problems reserving

on-site support problems

had equipment problems

have reserved a classroom

Page 20: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

very familiar

somewhat familiar

somewhat unfamiliar

very unfamiliar

meet needs very adequately

meet needs somewhat adequately

meet needs not very adequately

meet needs not at all adequately

support very helpful

support somewhat helpful

support not very helpful

support not at all helpful

Questions 21, 22 & 23Technology resources…

Page 21: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Questions 24Technology support resources…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Adaptive Technology Lab

Office of Policy Development and Education

Teaching and Learning Collaborative

Linda's Place

Science Learning Center

New Media Center

Knowledge Navigation Center

Instructional Technology Lab

Language Resource Center

Office of Instructional Technology

Media Union

Center for Research on Learning and Teaching

Electronic Library Resources

currently using used previously never used don't know about it

Page 22: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 26Would you use resources…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

text analysis programs

streaming Video

AV for remote teaching

step by step writing tutorials

self paced tutorials with AV

self-paced practice and tests

MM presentation as class assignmts

computer simulations

web bulletin board/forum

AV clips, animation & slides

web page with course materials

e-mail list of students in class

already use would like very muchwould like somewhatdon't know about it not at all

Page 23: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Question 27Would you use the web for…

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

other

perform compositions, dance

GIS or spatial display of info

gather info from on-line quizzes

conduct simulation and visualizations

on-line course reserves

on-line materials archives

present work in university

present work around the world

facilitate collaboration in university

facilitate collaboration around the world

already use would like very muchwould like somewhatdon't know about it not at all

Page 24: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Questions 30-35Demographics…

Q30Appointme

nt

Q33Job classification

Q34Tenure

Regular63

Full professor23

Tenure29

Adjunct9

Associate professor8

Non tenure51

Temp6

Assistant professor12

 

Q31Full or Part

Instructor2

Q 35Gender

Full time70

Lecturer4

Male68

Part time10

Other31 

Female12

Page 25: The 1999 Faculty Survey Results by question for Engineering Carl Berger March 21, 2000

Credits

CIO and SACUACIO StaffITD StaffOIT StaffISR80 Engineering faculty members!

Special thanks to: Karen Kost Kathleen

McClatchey Jose Marie Griffiths Nicole Kirgis Eric Rabkin Steven Burdick