End of Workshop Evaluation

Purpose: Please reflect on this workshop and let us know what worked and what needs improvement. Your input is valuable to us as we plan future workshops. Your comments will be reported verbatim, in aggregate with others' responses, to the workshop leaders.

What aspects of the workshop were the most valuable for you? And why?

Least valuable and why?

How well did this workshop encourage participation and establish a community that could work and learn throughout the program? Share any thoughts you have for approaches that worked or didn't work as well in this area.

How has this workshop changed your thinking about teaching? (what you teach; how you teach)

WebsiteIn order to move forward with what you learned at this workshop, what are the one or two things that are most critical for you to find and use on the Teaching Computation website (opens in a new tab)?

Goals
Please rate to the extent you agree with the following statements with 4=Agree and 1=Disagree.

The pre-workshop communications gave me the information I needed to learn about and prepare for the workshop.

Materials on the website were useful in preparing for the workshop.

The design of the workshop facilitated exchange of expertise among participants.

The workshop events engaged me in active learning related to its goals.

The workshop sessions were well facilitated.

The logistics for the workshop were well executed.

I believe the goals of the workshop as stated were met:

a. Develop Curriculum: Upgrade your curriculum with a focus on online learning and tools

b. Work with Mentors: Participate in coaching sessions with educator peers and MATLAB experts

c. Publish: Develop a teaching activity, which is peer reviewed, then posted for sharing and citing

d. Build Community: Collaborate with educators teaching computation and discipline-related skills

e. Learn MATLAB teaching tools: Learn how to embed MATLAB tools – such as MATLAB Live Scripts, MATLAB Online, MATLAB Grader and MATLAB Onramp– in courses to improve student learning.

Please comment on any of your ratings, particularly if you disagreed with any item (rated any a "1" or "2").

SatisfactionPlease indicate your current satisfaction with this workshop by selecting the appropriate number (10=Very Satisfied and 1=Very Dissatisfied).

Comments to explain your rating:

Experience with MATLABDo you consider yourself an active user of MATLAB in your teaching or research?

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If you answered no above, did you complete the MATLAB Onramp training before the workshop?

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Become a Peer Reviewer/Mentor

Are you interested in participating in a future teaching activity peer review process as an activity reviewer and mentor? If yes, please add your full name and email address to the boxes below.

Workshop conveners will not be able to see your email address and your earlier responses will remain confidential.

Full Name

Email

Future MATLAB WorkshopWould you be interested in attending an in person workshop with similar timing next year?

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No

Comments:

MATLAB LMS Integration Pilot
MathWorks is looking for participants interested in evaluating the integration of self-paced, online courses (opens in a new tab) (such as the MATLAB Onramp) into university LMS systems. The integration would allow instructors to embed these self-paced courses as assignments in the LMS, with the following capabilities:

Students launch the course from inside the LMS
Progress/completion is recorded in real-time, and
Automatically logged in the LMS gradebook.

With this change, instructors would not need to collect certificates of completion from students individually.

Would you like to participate in this pilot program? (Pilot participants must be at an institution with a Campus-Wide License)

Yes
No

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