Students' Survey #2, WWB Campus, 2015-16

Welcome!

Thank you very much for taking part in our pilots of Words without Borders Campus! This survey will ask about your experiences with the literature on the site.

Your professor or teacher used materials from the Words without Borders Campus website in a recent lesson or lessons. This survey will ask about your experiences with the literature on the site. Please wait until after your teacher has finished teaching with the Words without Borders Campus website to begin.

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* 1. Your Class and School

Name (we will keep this anonymous)

Teacher's or Professor's Name

School

Class or Course Name

City/Town

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Country

Email Address (optional)

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* 2. How interested are you in learning about other cultures? Rate your interest level, with 5 being the highest.

1: Not interested at all.

2: Mostly uninterested.

3: Somewhat interested.

4: Interested.

5: Very interested.

1: Not interested at all.

2: Mostly uninterested.

3: Somewhat interested.

4: Interested.

5: Very interested.

Comments (optional)

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* 3. How did the readings and lessons influence your interest in other cultures?

I'm now more interested in other cultures..

I'm now less interested in other cultures.

My interest level is the same.

Please explain your answer below.

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* 4. Would you like to read more international literature in class?

Yes

Maybe

(Optional) Please explain below.

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* 5. Below, please rate your experiences with WWB Campus on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest. For instance, if you thought the literature was very interesting and that you'd learned a lot from it, you'd select 5 for the first question.

Select "Not Sure" if you don't know whether your class used that part of the website for those activities. (For instance, maybe your class always has the same set of discussion questions for whatever literature you read. In that case, the activity didn't come from the website.)

	1: Not interesting; I didn't learn anything	2: Mostly uninteresting; I didn't learn much	3: Interesting; I learned from it	4: Quite interesting; I learned a good amount	5: Very interesting; I learned a lot	Not sure or N/A.
Reading international literature	Reading international literature 1: Not interesting; I didn't learn anything	Reading international literature 2: Mostly uninteresting; I didn't learn much	Reading international literature 3: Interesting; I learned from it	Reading international literature 4: Quite interesting; I learned a good amount	Reading international literature 5: Very interesting; I learned a lot	Reading international literature Not sure or N/A.
Please explain your answer.
Class discussions and activities around the literature	Class discussions and activities around the literature 1: Not interesting; I didn't learn anything	Class discussions and activities around the literature 2: Mostly uninteresting; I didn't learn much	Class discussions and activities around the literature 3: Interesting; I learned from it	Class discussions and activities around the literature 4: Quite interesting; I learned a good amount	Class discussions and activities around the literature 5: Very interesting; I learned a lot	Class discussions and activities around the literature Not sure or N/A.
Please explain your answer.
Written assignments or projects with the literature	Written assignments or projects with the literature 1: Not interesting; I didn't learn anything	Written assignments or projects with the literature 2: Mostly uninteresting; I didn't learn much	Written assignments or projects with the literature 3: Interesting; I learned from it	Written assignments or projects with the literature 4: Quite interesting; I learned a good amount	Written assignments or projects with the literature 5: Very interesting; I learned a lot	Written assignments or projects with the literature Not sure or N/A.
Please explain your answer.

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* 6. Do you have any suggestions for improving WWB Campus -- the readings, the activities, the assignments? If so, please write them below.

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* 7. What stood out the most for you about WWB Campus? (A reading, a classroom discussion, an unusual assignment?) Please explain your answer, using specific examples when possible.

Thanks very much for your feedback! We hope you'll check back in with WWB Campus this year -- we'll be adding literature from Japan and Russia and continuing to develop the site.