[Building Sakai] MISI Results Now Available - Multi-Institutional Survey Initiative

[Steve Lonn]

-- Please Distribute Widely --

Selected results from the first round of Sakai's Multi-Institutional  
Survey Initiative (MISI) are now online:
http://confluence.sakaiproject.org//x/NxDtAw

MISI is an endeavor between institutions using Sakai to ask similar  
questions of instructors and students in order to be able to compare  
and contrast similarities and differences between institutions as well  
as provide feedback to improve Sakai development in the future. All  
Sakai institutions are invited to use all or a selection of the MISI  
core survey items and contribute their data to the initiative. All  
participating institutions are provided full access to the complete  
data set that they may use to compare / contrast their results with  
other MISI institutions and to also work on publishing this data in a  
variety of publication venues.

Are You Interested In Conducting A Survey At Your Institution In Oct- 
Dec?
MISI is ongoing and we are interested in your instructors' and  
students' opinions about Sakai. We are primarily interested in  
institutions' in the Southern Hemisphere or cannot otherwise conduct  
surveys in the March-May timeframe. If you are interested in  
conducting an online survey at your institution, please contact Steve  
Lonn (slonn at umich.edu) by October 1st.

The existing MISI survey items will be reviewed and updated in early  
2010 -- stay tuned for an announcement in December.

Steve
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Steven Lonn
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Usability, Support, and Evaluation (USE) Lab
-- Part of the CTools / Sakai Team -- 
Digital Media Commons, Duderstadt Center
University of Michigan

Email:  slonn at umich.edu
Phone:  (734) 615-4333
AIM: simchasl  /  MSN: stevelonn at hotmail.com
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