L&L Reader Survey for April, 2007
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1. April L&L Contents

 

1. For each feature read, please rank it least useful, interesting, and/or thought-provoking to most:

 LeastMost
Virtual Schooling by Davis & Niederhauser
School 2.0: The Science Leadership Academy by Lehmann
It's Magic: An Educator's Vision fo the Future by Timmerman

2. If a feature missed the mark for you, please add a brief description as to what was missing or not useful or what about the topic didn't seem a good use of editorial space.

3. What topics would you like to see covered in an L&L feature article?

4. For each Learning Connections article read, please rank each one from the from least useful to most:

 Least usefulMost useful
Cyber Humanities: Rigor and Relevance Through Videoconferencing by Sueoka
Audio Text to Go by Wahl & Duffield
Actvating Your School: Movement-Oriented Learning by Rognli
Get the Picture with Video Capture by Davis
Author Web Sites Inspire Students by Reissman
Ready, Set, Code! Starting a Computer Team by Solomon
My Hero by Armstrong

5. If the Learning Connections are missing the mark for you, please add a brief description as to what was missing or not useful or what about the topic didn't seem a good use of editorial space.

6. What curriculum area(s) would you like to see covered more or more often?

7. What technology(ies) would you like to see more about in terms of its use in the curriculum?

8. Please rank how useful you found each column or department that you read. Check the most appropriate response for each.

 Not usefulSomewhat usefulVery useful
As I See "IT" (Don Hall)
Connected Classroom (Glen Bull)
Research Windows (Howard Pitler)
Point/Counterpoint
Readers Respond
Issue Oriented (Anita McAnear)
ISTE News
ISTE in Action (Padgett & Johnson)
Member Profiles
Buyer's Guide
Reviews
What's New

9. How long did you spend reading this issue?

10. What do you do with your copies of L&L after you have finished reading them?