Introduction | Highlights | Full Survey Data | Contact & Comments | Acknowledgements

The Learning Development and Media Unit at the University of Sheffield undertook an interactive survey about e-learning at ALT-C 2003 inviting conference delegates to share their perceptions, reflections and visions about the past, present and future of e-learning at four interactive technology stations.

The aim of this survey was to capture the spirit of the 10th anniversary of ALT-C with its focus on 'Communities of Practice' and to share perceptions of e-learning at this historic point in time.

This website collates the multi-facetted responses given by the conference delegates during the conference. The 'Highlights' page displays a few of the most interesting and original responses given. The 'Full Survey Data' page makes all the data collected during the conference available to those wishing to browse the complete data set in more detail. Various search options are possible.

The four technology stations that were used to collect the data:

	Roving reporter - Our 'roving' video reporter interviewed delegates during coffee breaks.		WebCT - Delegates typed in their views via the discussion group.
	Video booth - This provided the delegates with the opportunity to speak their minds.		Group response system - Delegates voted their response to our MCQs using remote handsets.

The £50 gift voucher was won by Eileen Webb (e.webb… ;-) of the University of Teeside.

© Learning Development and Media Unit, The University of Sheffield. If you wish to use this data in any form or send us your comments, please contact the Learning Development and Media Unit.

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