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DATA FIG Meeting 4 Thursday, 6/13/24 – CANCELED

This session is canceled, but please feel free to contact for any questions. Thank you, Dorina [[email protected]]

Using Data to Support Teaching and Learning

As data have become increasingly important across higher education, a faculty-driven approach to intentional and informed data collection and interpretation is essential if data is to support student success and advance equity at KCC. To facilitate the discussion, we intend to share KCC data and research findings to support teaching and learning. After completing the series, the faculty will be familiar with Qualtrics, as well as discussing and interpreting survey data.

Session 1: How to Use IRBManager (Before Collection of Data)

Session 2: How to Use Qualtrics (Collection of Data)

Session 3: How to Analyze and Interpret Data (After Collection of Data)

Session 4: Q&A on Design, Data Collection, and Analysis

DATA FIG Meeting 3 Thursday, 5/30/24

This session provided an overview of how to use Qualtrics to create surveys. The various capabilities of Qualtrics were unraveled, such as creating various types of questions (e.g., multiple choice, matrix, slider, etc.), creating link/QR code for distribution, and then downloading the data in various forms, such as disaggregated in excel file, as well as aggregated form including graphs. Different features and options were shown as well.

 

Using Data to Support Teaching and Learning

As data have become increasingly important across higher education, a faculty-driven approach to intentional and informed data collection and interpretation is essential if data is to support student success and advance equity at KCC. To facilitate the discussion, we intend to share KCC data and research findings to support teaching and learning. After completing the series, the faculty will be familiar with Qualtrics, as well as discussing and interpreting survey data.

Session 1: How to Use IRBManager (Before Collection of Data)

Session 2: How to Analyze and Interpret Data (After Collection of Data)

Session 3: How to Use Qualtrics (Collection of Data)

DATA FIG Meeting 2 Thursday, 5/23/24

In this session, the data collected from Spring 2023 and Fall 2023 student and faculty surveys was shared. During this discussion, it was shown how the collected data can be displayed, interpreted, and used for future updates to the design of surveys. The slides are attached. Data Collection & Analysis

Using Data to Support Teaching and Learning

As data have become increasingly important across higher education, a faculty-driven approach to intentional and informed data collection and interpretation is essential if data is to support student success and advance equity at KCC. To facilitate the discussion, we intend to share KCC data and research findings to support teaching and learning. After completing the series, the faculty will be familiar with Qualtrics, as well as discussing and interpreting survey data.

Session 1: How to Use IRBManager (Before Collection of Data)

Session 2: How to Analyze and Interpret Data (After Collection of Data)

Session 3: How to Use Qualtrics (Collection of Data)

Session 4: Q&A on Design, Data Collection, and Analysis

DATA FIG Meeting 1 Thursday, 5/16/24

Session 1: How to Use IRBManager (Before Collection of Data)

In this session we presented the participants with the steps in completing IRB filing. It was first included in the context of a research planning. What are the stages of completing a project that is evidence based and collects information from human subjects? The outline below shows the steps that one follows in a project, during which it will have to complete IRB exemption or application. The powerpoint attached provides the slides of the presentation.

  • Step 1: Ask the question
  • Step 2: Create the hypothesis and anticipate the solution
  • Step 3: Collect Data
  • Step 3.1 Design
  • Step 3.2 Receive IRB Approval
  • Step 3.3 Data Collection
  • Step 4: Data Analysis
  • Step 4.1 Analysis
  • Step 4.2 Interpretation
  • Step 4.3 Reject or Support the Model
  • Step 5: Future Decisions

Data Collections for Human Subjects SP24 

Education

Researchers are responsible for completing training on the conduct of human subjects research prior to engaging in research activities. All Principal Investigators (PI) and Key Personnel are required to take two trainings:

  • HSR for Social & Behavioral Faculty, Graduate Students & Postdoctoral Scholars
  • Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) for CUNY Researchers
  • www.citiprogram.org

Important Links

DATA FIG Meeting 3 Thursday, 5/25/23

We continued delivering Student and Faculty survey during tentative time: June 1 – 21. This semester, we have added a block of questions regarding ChatGPT. I have included the links below as well as the added questions in the text below.  If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to respond.

Our first session this semester was an introduction on the benefits and uses of Qualtrics. Our next meeting was Thursday, May 25th at 9:10am. During this meeting we made final changes to the questions.

Student Survey Spring 2023

https://kingsborough.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bHDIihn3Zm4Z7wi

Faculty Survey Spring 2023

https://kingsborough.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bCvCDAi4ERNdOHc

Recorded session on How to Use Qualtrics

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/fVstEu_u9SKgskHP3Dw0OFKwLOD5bB8P1Gfa9l06BTPOdYgdhH0zY9ee-iV0IiCe.vXR3NMcK8xFaWuhX

Added AI Questions to Student Survey

  1. Which of these elements powered by artificial intelligence (AI) have you used at least once (check all that apply)
  • ChatGPT
  • Zerogpt
  • Alexa, Siri, Google Assistance
  • Other
  1. How helpful do you think that artificial intelligence is in your education?
  • Very helpful
  • Somewhat helpful
  • Somewhat unhelpful
  • Very unhelpful
  1. Do you think AI will have a positive effect in your future career choice/possibilities?
  • Very positive
  • Somewhat positive
  • Somewhat negative
  • Very negative
  1. How will AI affect your future?

[Open Ended]

  1. How many times have you used ChatGPT or other generative AI related elements to submit assignments during this semester?
  • 0 (not used at all)
  • 1 – 5 times
  • 6 – 10 time
  • More than 10 times
  1. Please share your experience with using generative AI.

[Open Ended]

Added AI Questions to Faculty

  1. Which of these elements powered by artificial intelligence (AI) have you usedat least once (check all that apply)
  • ChatGPT
  • Zerogpt
  • Alexa, Siri, Google Assistance
  • Other
  1. How helpful do you think that artificial intelligence is in yourstudents’ education?
  • Very helpful
  • Somewhat helpful
  • Somewhat unhelpful
  • Very unhelpful
  1. Do you think AI will have a positive effect in yourstudents’ future career choice/possibilities?
  • Very positive
  • Somewhat positive
  • Somewhat negative
  • Very negative
  1. How will AI affect your future and/or your students’ future?

[Open Ended]

  1. How many times have you spotted students use ChatGPT or other generative AI related elements to submit assignments during this semester?
  • 0 (not used at all)
  • 1 – 5 times
  • 6 – 10 time
  • More than 10 times
  1. Please share your experience with using or spotting generative AI.

[Open Ended]

DATA FIG Meeting 2 Thursday, 5/11/23

Reviewed the analysis for data for Student Survey Fall 2023. Discussed and added questions on ChatGPT to current student survey.
Added AI Questions to Student Survey

1.      Which of these elements powered by artificial intelligence (AI) have you used at least once (check all that apply)

  • ChatGPT
  • Zerogpt
  • Alexa, Siri, Google Assistance
  • Other

2.      How helpful do you think that artificial intelligence is in your education?

•             Very helpful

•             Somewhat helpful

•             Somewhat unhelpful

•             Very unhelpful

3.      Do you think AI will have a positive effect in your future career choice/possibilities?

•             Very positive

•             Somewhat positive

•             Somewhat negative

•             Very negative

4.      How will AI affect your future?

[Open Ended]

5.      How many times have you used ChatGPT or other generative AI related elements to submit assignments during this semester?

  • 0 (not used at all)
  • 1 – 5 times
  • 6 – 10 time
  • More than 10 times

6.      Please share your experience with using generative AI.

[Open Ended]

DATA FIG Meeting 1 Thursday, 4/27/23

The sessions showed how to create surveys using Qualtrics. We started a new blank project and showed the varous types and format of questions, how to create quantitative questions and when to use open ended questions, how to review the work, update the flow, edit the design, etc. Lastly, the facilitator showed how to publish and deliver the survey. Other examples were used to show how the data looks and what type of data reports qualtrics makes available. Next session, we will look in more detail how data is analyzed and disaggregated using data from prior surveys.

DATA FIG Meeting 3 scheduled on Thursday, November 17 at 10:20am-11:20am

This session included a discussion on student survey and preparing for the student survey to be ran in December 2022.  Attached is a summary for the most recent data collected in Spring 2022 and its comparison with prior semesters (colored slides are not updated for Spring 22, but do provide prior semesters’ analysis). Based on what we observed from this analysis and other questions we might consider interesting to inquire, please review and make any suggestions for the next student survey that is expected to be delivered on Dec 5th. Click on the link below:

DATA FIG Meeting 2 scheduled on Thursday, November 3 at 10:20am

This session included a discussion on faculty and student survey and comparing them among themselves and across time. Two surveys were administered in Spring 2022: 1) Student Survey, and 2) Faculty Survey. In addition to the analysis, a comparison with prior surveys was made. Attached is the summary results and graphs. 

DATA FIG Meeting 1 scheduled on Thursday, October 20 at 12:40pm-1:40pm

This session included a summary of the results from the Faculty Survey administered in Spring 2022. In addition to the analysis, a comparison with prior surveys was made. Attached is the summary results and graphs.

Faculty Survey compare SP21 SP22