Self-assessment questionnaire
What is this questionnaire for?
The Self-Assessment Questionnaire provides a simple and quick way for participants to review their media and information literacy (M&IL) and related competences before and after participating in the course.
This is not a ‘Knowledge test’ and will not contribute to any assessment of how ‘well’ you do in the course.
The main purpose of this questionnaire is to contribute to the evaluation of the course contents and design.
It will help us to assess the success of the training course, and the extent to which participating in the course made a positive contribution to increasing the knowledge and skills of participants.
At the same time, the questionnaire helps participants to review and reflect on their M&IL and related knowledge and skills, to help them plan for professional and personal learning and development in the future.
The assessment questionnaire consists of questions on nine ‘topics’. Each Topic is split into three sub-topics,with two questions for each sub-Topic:
The first question – a ‘Knowledge’ question – asks you to rate your overall level of understanding and knowledge of the sub-Topic.
The second question – a ‘Practice’ question – asks you to rate your ability to apply this understanding and knowledge in your teaching practice.
Do I have to complete the self-assessment questionnaire?
No. Participation is entirely up to you. Participants have the right to withdraw from its activities at any moment, but completing the questionnaire will provide very valuable research data for the project.
What happens to my data?
If you complete this self-assessment questionnaire, your identity and details will be treated as confidential. Any personally identifiable information collected will be anonymised and used only for development of the of the course, and its implementation and evaluation. The results of the research may possibly be published for scientific purposes but will not give a participant name or include any identifiable references. Information collected from the participants is held according to Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and the UK Data protection Act (1998), and in accordance with EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
More information is available in the MIC-MAC ‘privacy notice’ on the project website - http://micmac-project.eu/ - or you can access it here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Hj69-YW3jLy8Rfet4uaFpUGT3Zsm7FVF/view?usp=sharing
There is also an ‘accessibility-friendly’ version here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ooISTWt6JBMzSuL9fcqxHcgQ9WFMCj0Q/view?usp=sharing