Feedback



Please give us some **feedback** on how the learning process worked for you. Many thanks to the TechFuture wiki for the inspiration! Please choose a colour and add your responses accordingly. Add your name to the colour of your choice.

**LATE MAIL:** This wiki is ours in perpetuity if we want. I think we should keep it going. Sue and I will confirm this action and report back. I certainly want to use it in my workplace in 2009. Paul K (2/11/08 8.30pm). Purple respondent: Paul and Sue-This wiki is fantastic- Thanks Jenny Orange respondent: As Jenny said this wiki is fantastic. I found it really easy to edit and navigate, but a little hard to keep track of what pages I had visited...but that's probably got more to do with my bad memory! THANKS Heather Light Blue respondent: all good (Edwina) Red respondent: I too enjoyed this space - thank you Paul and Sue!! It was interesting, never dull and easy to navigate. I have a much better understanding of Web 2.0 technologies and feel a little more confident in using them now too!! A job well done guys. Karen Green respondent: Brown respondent: Black respondent: Dark Blue respondent: This is Helen and I'll be the dark blue respondent. I've enjoyed these activities and learnt plenty in the process too! The space is very easy to use. I'm not so great at adding videos and other media but obviously it can be done (not that I needed to here; I'm thinking about the future!) I liked the Old & New Learning page and I have to admit, there were a few uncomfortable moments when I had to consider which style I was following when I teach.
 * How easy is it to use this space? (editing, navigating, adding material, keeping track of what you have done?)**
 * The Old and New Learning page was engaging-love the graphics
 * About Web 2.0 was a huge journey for me
 * Shift happens and social networking YouTube learning objects inspired me
 * Survey was quick and easy, will the reults be posted?
 * Why use a wiki was very useful; are you going to keep this page going or do I have to copy the pages?
 * It was easy to navigate and fun to use

Purple respondent: Orange respondent: Yes Light Blue respondent: yep Red respondent: Yes Green respondent: Brown respondent: Black respondent: Dark Blue respondent: Yes, it was. Purple respondent: Orange respondent: Yes Light Blue respondent: (y) Red respondent:Yes Green respondent: Brown respondent: Black respondent: Dark Blue respondent: Yes, they were very easy to follow. Purple respondent: Orange respondent: Light Blue respondent: more open questions in the feedback page, instead of yes/no questions Red respondent: I don't think creativity was limited - and for someone who has not used a lot of wiki's or knew alot about Web 2.0 initially, I apprecited that there were clear instructions to follow. Green respondent: Brown respondent: Black respondent: Dark Blue respondent: I think I could have been as creative as I wanted to be. It was that demon time that held me up there, not the instructions. Purple respondent: Orange respondent: Light Blue respondent: Loved the Chris Betcher presentation Red respondent: Definitely. Green respondent: Brown respondent: Black respondent: Dark Blue respondent: Yes, I did. There are some links I want to follow and I've added some too for others to follow! I liked the mix of material. Purple respondent: Orange respondent: Light Blue respondent: Not sure about the significance of the survey but overall happy with the site so well done Paul and Sue! Red respondent: N/A. Green respondent: Brown respondent: Black respondent: Dark Blue respondent: I think it was pretty well-organised already.
 * Was the purpose of this wiki made clear to you?**
 * Were the instructions easy to follow?**
 * Would you prefer less explicit instructions and room for more creativity with this site?**
 * Did you learn anything new from having visited this site?**
 * How could this site be better organised? (layout, content, instruction etc)**