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CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Student Tech Survey Strategies for Hybrid and Online Classes CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Hybrid, Online, or Face-to-Face Would you be more interested in taking: A face-to-face class 46% A hybrid class


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Student Tech Survey

Strategies for Hybrid and Online Classes

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Hybrid, Online, or Face-to-Face

Would you be more interested in taking:

A face-to-face class A hybrid class (20-80% of meeting time is online) A fully online class (all meetings happen online) No difference

2% 17% 35% 46%

Percentages represent: Face-to-face (34), Hybrid (29), Fully online (12), No difference (2).

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Hybrid vs. Fully Online

If you were going to take an online class, would you prefer it to be:

A hybrid class (20-80% of meeting time is online) A fully online class (all meetings happen online)

31% 69%

Percentages represent:Hybrid (56), Fully online (12).

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Assumptions about Difficulty

In your opinion taking an online or hybrid class would be:

Percentages represent: About as difficult (42), more difficult (27), and easier (14).

About as difficult as a face-to-face class More difficult than a face-to-face class Easier than a face-to-face class

17% 33% 51%

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Why an Online/Hybrid?

Which of the following factors would contribute to your decision about taking an online or hybrid course? (Check all that apply)

Percentages represent: work schedule (68), class schedule (57), campus is difficult (25), family (19), learn more (8).

Fit into my work schedule Fit into my class schedule Getting to campus is difficult I have family commitments I would learn more in an online or hybrid Health or disability issues

0% 70% 31% 23% 10% 84%

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Obstacles

Which of the following factors would contribute to your decision NOT to take an online or hybrid class? (Check all that apply)

I would not learn as much I worry about getting the help that I need I would feel too isolated Online and hybrid courses are not as "prestigious" I am not organized enough I am not good with technology

13% 25% 28% 49% 54% 61% Percentages represent: wouldn’t learn as much (43), would feel too isolated (35), worry about not getting help (38), not as prestigious (20), not organized enough (18), not good with technology (9).

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Internet Access

What is your primary device for internet access and computing?

Percentages represent: laptop (56), desktop (16), tablet (6), phone (4), don’t use the internet (1).

Laptop Desktop Tablet Phone I do not use the internet

1% 5% 7% 19% 67%

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Computer Lab Use

How much of your computing time is done in Baruch computer labs?

Percentages represent: 0-15% (59), 25-50% (14), 50-75% (9), 075-100% (1).

0-25% 25-50% 50-75% 75-100%

17% 11% 1% 71%

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Blackboard

Have you ever used Blackboard in a course?

Percentages represent: yes (81), no (2).

Yes No

98% 2%

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Perspectives on Blackboard

Did you have a positive experience with Blackboard?

Yes Neutral No

10% 35% 56% Percentages represent: yes (45), neutral (28), no (8).

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Preference for Blackboard

If you took an online or partially-online course, would you want work to happen primarily in Blackboard or other applications?

Blackboard Other Applications

27% 73% Percentages represent: Blackboard (59), other (22).

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Blackboard Critiques

  • Blackboard isn't interactive. The discussion boards become

crowded and hard to follow.

  • Blackboard is not user-friendly.
  • The app is much better than the website.
  • Professors use it to share documents and collect

assignments, but often have difficulty figuring out when they've made documents visible to students.

  • Discussions online are often a waste - people parrot the

same answer instead of having a conversation.

  • The grading system for online courses is often incredibly

complex and checking in every day is time consuming.

  • Blackboard is not as interactive as it should be.
  • Blackboard can be messy and overwhelming. I'd like a much

simpler and cleaner interface for an online course.

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Other Options

  • Coursera or EdX.
  • Websites that are designed for online courses.
  • Any other interactive website.
  • McGraw Hill Connect (mentioned 3 times), My Pearson Lab

(mentioned 2 times).

  • NO Facebook!!!!
  • A system that was easily navigable and worked on mobile

devices (iPad/iPhone, etc) without having to purchase additional software/services.

  • Blogs@Baruch.
  • Anything that doesn't cost anything extra other than tuition.

(Connect is a big NO).

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Working from Home

At home On campus Other On my commute

4% 7% 13% 76%

If you were to take an online or hybrid class, where would you do most of the work for it?

Percentages represent: At home (62), on campus (11), other (6), on commute (3).