Spring 2012 faculty & student technology surveys report

Information Technology Services
The College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY
Spring 2012 Faculty & Student Technology Surveys Report
July 2012

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Information Technology Services
The College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY
Spring 2012 Faculty & Student Technology Surveys Report
July 2012
Executive Summary
At the end of each academic year, Information Technology Services surveys the faculty and the student body
to assess both the level of service of technology at Saint Rose as well as the impact of technology on teaching
and learning. This year’s survey had 119 faculty members and instructors completing the survey. The student
survey yielded 590 respondents. While the statistical data is helpful and the increased response rate adds to
the validity of the data, the individual comments provide a wealth of insight into how our constituents feel
about technology at Saint Rose.
Key Faculty Findings
 69% (57% last year) of faculty members feel that technology is essential to success in their classes.
 96% (87% last year) of the faculty members are satisfied with the technology support they have received.
 78% (72% last year) of faculty members use Blackboard frequently or always.
 76% (61% last year) of faculty members feel that Blackboard is easy to use.
 19% (17% last year) of faculty members would recommend that the College switch to a course
management system other than Blackboard with 36% (51% last year) being unsure. 45% (32% last year) do
not want to switch.
Key Student Findings
 80% of students say that they are satisfied with the general classroom technology on campus.
 65% (same as last year) percent of students say that they use technology as a learning tool in most or all of
their classes.
 81% (78% last year) of students use Blackboard frequently or always.
 74% (70% last year) agree that using Blackboard contributes to their success in class.
 37% of students feel that the biggest challenge to classroom technology is that their professors do not
know how to use it.
 61% of students own a smart phone and 21% own a tablet device.
 30% of students report that their instructors do not allow them to use smart phones/tablets for note
taking or other activities in class.

Spring 2012 Faculty Technology Survey Report
1. How do you feel about using technology as a teaching/learning tool?
Answer Options
Response
Percent
Response
Count
Technology is essential to success in my classes 68.7% 79
Technology can be a useful tool and I encourage students to use it 22.6% 26
Technology is optional in my classes 7.8% 9
I have no use for technology in my classes 0.9% 1
2. For each of the following technologies/internet tools, please choose the option most relevant to you:
Answer Options
I use this now
with my students.
I would like
to learn
more about
this.
I see no
relevance to my
courses.
Smartphones 19% 23% 58%
Video conferencing/ Web conferencing 17% 46% 37%
Learning management system (e.g., Blackboard) 85% 8% 9%
Social networking sites (e.g., Facebook) 25% 21% 54%
Wikis/Blogs 36% 36% 29%
EPortfolios 21% 42% 37%
Smartboards 34% 46% 20%
Clickers (Student Response System) 6% 49% 46%
Video Editing 12% 40% 49%
Lecture Capture in the classroom 4% 56% 40%
Lecture Capture anywhere 8% 49% 44%
Streaming Video 29% 42% 32%
How do you feel about using technology as a teaching/learning tool?
Technology is essential to success in my classes
Technology can be a useful tool and I encourage
students to use it
Technology is optional in my classes
I have no use for technology in my classes

Video Cameras 26% 34% 40%
Tablets (iPad) 12% 55% 34%
Other
I use the DVD/CD players in Massry LO3. I would like to use my CD's stored on my IPod, but don't know
how to hook it up to the speakers, so I continue to carry the CD's/ DVD's to the classroom.
Many of these I do not know what they are?
your options don't allow seeing relevance but not wanting to learn more. Your data may be skewed in
the middle column
document cameras
Luna Image Database
Learning more about helpful Ipad apps would be great.
Networking between computers
smartboards - would like to see more in our classrooms.
3. What other technologies should the College consider using?
it could be helpful to install remote desktop or a similar software so that the instructor can follow student
participation/exercises on his/her screen e.g. when teaching software based courses.
(ITS Note: This capability is already installed in computer classrooms.)
Bluetooth hookup from personal laptop to Smartbboard.
iPads (maybe similar to a laptop cart?) that professors can sign out and use with students
None. Unnecessary technology is driving up the price of college education until it's unaffordable, while
students are not learning any more or better; in fact, they are learning less, and worse.
Something other than Blackboard for a course management system
I'm taking CS101 with Stanford's Nick Parlente through Coursera and the software system he uses is
very interactive and engaging.
I need help with video taping a session for my classes. It needs to be done professionally in the studio.
Creating faculty webpages?
Moving out of Blackboard to better online quiz and test taking system
can't think of others beyond those listed above
We could use a networking system that allows computers to connect to each other.
We have a LOT of technology. Rather than investing in more and more just for the sake of investing, I'd
like to see us be very careful with our limited resources. For example, I'm not convinced we need to
update BB every time it's offered. (ITS Note: BB upgrades are included in the license costs.) I don't see
how clickers are useful when we don't have large lecture courses (I can see them working in a large
institution with hundreds of students in one class, but we don't do that here). We keep hearing how tight
our budget is--I hope that we consider that when making tech decisions.

Support for the technology we have would be very helpful. We need to attract a Mac Technician who is
qualified and wants to stay.
(ITS Note: ITS hired a new Macintosh Technician.)
a much more user friendly version of Blackboard, especially in terms of entering grades / organizing the
gradebook - very time consuming!
Still trying to catch up with the stuff we have!
I am not that savvy to suggest anything new!
Scrapblogs, prezi (sp?)
I think we should consider becoming a laptop campus so students have equal access to technology and
programs.
Turnitin
Continue using SPSS for students to analyse data
Digital recording devices in the Lally Clinic - there are still VCR's in there!! No student has a VCR
anymore, it's completely outdated and an ineffective teaching tool
(ITS Note: ITS is working with faculty members to test digital recording devices.)
Replace bulky laptops with high-end tablets.
Switch faculty to laptops rather than the office desktops
(ITS Note: Faculty have this option when they are scheduled to get a new computer.)
I would like to be able to post class lectures from our regular classrooms on blackboard.
4. Which technology support mechanisms have you used this past semester? Check all that apply.
Answer Options Response Percent
Contacting Help Desk 96.6%
Contacting Media Services 66.9%
ITS technology workshops 26.3%
ITS online resources 33.9%
1:1 with Christine, Tom, Sherry and/or their student staff 49.2%

5. Overall, are you satisfied with the help you received?
Yes 95.7%
No 0.9%
Unsure/Don’t know 3.4%
6. If you’re not satisfied with the support and/or technologies, please specify your suggestions for
improvement.
Time between problem and resolution.
full time mac technician at Picotte
0.0%
20.0%
40.0%
60.0%
80.0%
100.0%
120.0%
Contacting Help
Desk
Contacting Media
Services
ITS technology
workshops
ITS online
resources
1:1 with
Christine, Tom,
Sherry and/or
their student staff
Which technology support mechanisms have you used this past semester? Check
all that apply.
Overall, are you satisfied with the help you received?
Yes No Unsure/Don’t know

Viewing clinical session via streaming video, with the option to save, store, edit, and burn videos
through a web portal or related system would be incredibly helpful.
Safe Assignment needs to be configured on the Home page of each course where students can run
their papers through themselves before submitting their work to check their own paper against the
plagiarism tool. This is a pro-active approach, rather than the police approach we currently take.
I would love to see improvement in the media library player in Lally 304 - I had many challenges with the
media player and I do show many DVD's during my classes. Next semester I hope to have two classes
in Lally 304 so that would be very helpful . Thank you for your help!
There needs to be a MAC person on the Help Desk that is available for main campus classrooms
throughout every class day. When a MAC computer is inoperable during class time, it's both frustrating
and inconvenient to hear we must wait "until the MAC person gets back from Picotte." When there are
24 MACs in a room and 24 students ready to do an in-class assignment, there isn't any leeway for
'waiting'.
The contact desk is great!
Ed Media is very pro-active.
test taking on Blackboard may have some issues.
I teach only in Brubacher and many times we do not know of new technology available to classrooms
unless I happen upon it while at a meeting in some classroom on campus.
As a Mac user, it is sometimes difficult to get help/support from someone who really knows Macs and
their software thoroughly. In addition, there are many updates always needed on my office computer
and getting those updates always feels like a slow (and/or nonexistent) process.
I've emailed questions, and they're always answered quickly and very helpfully.
The folks in ITS are helpful, pleasant and patient. We are more than lucky to have these folks. Raises
for all.
Lots of answers are "the system just works that way." this is the correct answer if true, but unhelpful.
They do a great job!
They are great! I've had my questions answered promptly & professionally (I know the question asked
about not being satisfied but I think they need compliments too!)
Much more responsive over the last couple of years.
7. In your classes, is the classroom technology (projector, teacher station, sound) functioning properly?
Always 20.5%
Usually 62.4%
Sometimes 14.5%
Rarely 0.0%
I do not use the computer labs 1.7%
I do not know 0.9%
Details

Comments
When other faculty members re-set for their use, it is time consuming to figure out what needs to be
adjusted to make it work as it did the previous time it was used.
sometimes I forget how to make sound work
Sound in Lally is sometime not on.
not all teacher stations have QuickTime installed which makes showing certain videos difficult
I have trouble using smartboards.
Teacher station DVD/VHS controls almost never work properly- have called and reported three times--
different rooms, same problem. the navigation buttons don't move the dvd menu items in the direction
indicated.
volume problems with equipment
Sometimes 'guests' use the computer lab/classrooms in off-hours or evenings and disconnect certain
things or 'fiddle' with sound so they are inoperable for the next day's classes. It would be helpful if there
was a diagram on the teacher station that shows how all the "plugs"/connections should look when
operable so we can easily "see" what & why something isn't working & quickly fix it without having to
call ITS for a simple connection.
Had a slight hiccup with Smartboard in Albertus.
It is sometimes hard to get the machine to start.
videos don't have sufficient volume
The smart carts wiring system often comes undone when carts are wheeled over bumpy thresholds into
classroom in Brubacher. We have to call Media services to unlock and reattach.
The checkup on teacher stations need to take on a routine basis
On average, teacher station fails to operate properly once a week. It is usually because someone has
tampered with the components, disconnecting things they should not.
Audio has been an occasional problem
In your classes, is the classroom technology (projector, teacher station, sound)
functioning properly?
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
I do not use the computer labs
I do not know

I've had difficulties with projection both function and brightness
Lally 359 projector shakes (HVAC?) way too much. Teacher station has had problems on and off this
past year.
phone may be out; computer programs may not be functioning
I need more help and more frequent help with glyph: the pictures insertion part is especially cranky.
Sometimes the sound cuts out on me. Has happened a few times this semester in Lally 147.
This has been a very stable year for technology in the classroom (in my opinion).
Problems in Alb 304 with connections to screens
Except sometimes the projector in A111 gets overheated and switches Off
some issues with sound in Albertus 110
Audio problems
Room 208 -- Printmaking studio does not have a dedicated computer ( we use a smart cart). It is not
guaranteed that one of the two machines in Picotte will be available. It's first come, first served. The
satellite computer lab in the Printmaking studio that houses four computers is sub par. There are four
macs in their that are sub-par, operating very slowly and are not synced with the other computers in
Picotte Hall. This past year, a request was put into IT to move one of the computers from the lab to the
studio. The work order was supposedly approved, and the work started. However, the job was never
completely finished. Will it be?
Volume controls in Albertus 103, 106, 108 are tricky.
I have had difficulties with DVDs. The Doc cameras are not always functioning easily
Ccim 119
Last semester I had a problem almost every class. It had a negative impact on my course evaluations.
This semester I have not had any problems.
Sometimes the sound does not work. Sometimes the projector is not working
Frequent problems with playing audio
science center 251 has no smartboard, the sound for the DVD doesn't always work (called media
services several times over the semester & they had to adjust some setting I couldn't fix myself), the
screen on the monitor would get large & cut off the symbols for the internet, etc.
Once in a while something (sound board, for example) doesn't work, but ITS showed up right away.
sometimes pc or projector is glitchy; think they are getting worn out.
8. How often do you use Blackboard?
Answer Options
Response
Percent
Always 51.3%
Frequently 26.5%
Occasionally 8.5%
Seldom 7.7%

Never 6.0%
9. Please rate the following features of Blackboard:
Answer Options Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor
Don't
Know/Use
Safe Assignment
(Plagiarism Detection)
7% 14% 11% 4% 3% 62%
Discussion Board 6% 17% 16% 7% 5% 48%
Quizzes/Tests 5% 12% 14% 5% 2% 62%
Blog 4% 9% 9% 4% 3% 72%
Wiki 6% 8% 6% 2% 3% 75%
Assignment feature 15% 22% 12% 2% 2% 47%
Announcements 40% 23% 16% 1% 1% 19%
Attendance 16% 13% 6% 3% 3% 59%
Student Roster (photos) 36% 25% 19% 5% 0% 15%
Grade Center 17% 20% 15% 5% 4% 39%
Groups 9% 12% 6% 5% 0% 67%
Textbook integration 0% 2% 2% 3% 0% 94%
Collaborate
synchronous virtual
environment
0% 6% 6% 1% 0% 86%
Rubrics 4% 1% 4% 5% 0% 85%
BB Instant Messenger 4% 5% 0% 1% 1% 88%
10. Please indicate your agreement with the following statements:
Answer Options
Strongly
Agree
Agree Unsure Disagree
Strongly
disagree
Not
applicable
I feel that Blackboard is easy to use.
22% 54% 9% 3% 6% 4%
Overall I am satisfied with my experience of
using Blackboard.
20% 58% 5% 9% 3% 5%
How often do you use Blackboard?
Always Frequently
Occasionally Seldom
Never

I am satisfied with the support by the ITS
staff that is available to assist me with
Blackboard.
48% 32% 6% 2% 0% 11%
11. Would you recommend that the College look into an alternative learning management system other
than Blackboard?
Yes 19.1%
No 45.2%
Unsure/Don’t know 35.7%
12. If you answered yes, what product would you recommend?
Would you recommend that the College look into an alternative learning management
system other than Blackboard?
Yes No Unsure/Don’t know
Moodle (open source) 58.3%
Sakai (open source) 8.3%
Desire to Learn 4.2%
Epsilen 0.0%
Other (please list) 54.2%
eCollege
not sure
I don't know what else, but something more visual with icons would be more user-friendly.
I also find it's easy for documents to become hidden or buried in Blackboard.

13. What features or capabilities do you want in a learning management system that Blackboard does not
provide or provide well?
dropbox feature that integrates with grade center
doc sharing feature that allows students to upload docs
(not sure how to explain this, but...) when you create a tab on the side, I would like to able to put in subheadings
that students can go to directly instead of having to open the tab and scroll through everything in it (i.e. I create a
tab for unit 1 that includes a content area for an overview, a a folder containing powerpoints, and an assignment
link - I would like them to be able to click on the unit 1 tab and then be able to scroll to click on the area they
want to go to instead of opening unit 1 and having to scroll through all of the content)
Don't want one. Want students who can read, write and speak.
More intuitive, fewer steps to do simple tasks
stored video importing. that is, having videos stored on a secure server that can be accessed through
Blackboard.
A more user friendly discussion board. And the recent changes to grade book (past three or four years) have
rendered it unusable to me.
The blog feature isn't really a blog--hard to follow thread and have conversations in writing. Would love to hold
Skype-like office hours for on-line courses.
Strong online test taking
You have to know what is there and exactly where it is located or you'll never find it.
Something with a site map might be better.
An integrated wordpress platform like the one used at University of Mary Washington through
Word Press Multi-User
God, yes. I've heard good things about Moodle, but I've never used it.
Blackboard seems fine, open to what might be better
any open source system
I HATE MOODLE! please stick with Blackboard
Please DONT change it again.
Every year we have to learn some new program, which is a complete waste of time and money.
Not sure of the options, but am eager to learn more.
iTunesU
I strongly oppose purchasing ANY open source software for a mission critical education platform

See answer to no. 12 above. I currently use Bb as a way for students to post their PowerPoint or Luna
presentations to be viewed in class and individually by other students after class. I'd like a way this can be linked
with discussion about the presentations. Right now the blog feature allows comments, but not the kinds of
discussion threads with questions and answers that I'm trying to create.
More "realistic"--that is not as closed, more highly interactive and social with audiences outside the classroom--
blogging and wiki features.
Easy and logical interface. User friendly.
no comment
Really can't say since I don't use BB to its full capacity now.
Discussion board threads are very cumbersome. Blog works better for interaction but still somewhat awkward.
simpler platform. up-to-date architecture that is more aligned with current social networking applications
BB is just clunky. Things can be hard to find. It's slow. And it would be nice to have a feature that allowed
students to know how possible grades would affect their overall grade. So once I input how much everything is
worth and I keep a total percentage column, it would be nice if they could figure out for themselves "What do I
need to get on the paper to pass the class?"
Sharing content, uploading videos, movement of content, text, audio, etc. with ease.
be able to grade in the Blog feature, and have those grades recorded in the gradebook
- also, need a better blog system - often this one won't set up - I end up having Christine Page as a second
instructor on my course, to even get the blog feature to work on week 5, after it did work previously; later, it
worked again but in a different format. confusing for the students and for me.
Open source.
Blackboard does not allow for group edits anywhere in the system. It is tedious to go through and perform the
same manipulation to multiple objects. The gradebook is also very difficult to use and is buggy. Drag and drop
column sorting would be nice (with the option to KEEP it that way)
integration with WebAssign that I use through Cengage. I believe it can be done, but needs to be set up by ITS
I wish the grading rubric feature could be integrated with safe assignments. Right now, students have to drop
assignments in two places - safe assign for plagiarism checks and writing assignment so I can use a rubric.
1. that group grades be automatically posted to individual members after groups have been created
2 A standardized system classifying student performance in number grades into letter grades
3 A view on one screen for individual student performance over the semester
4. A view of attendance on one screen for all 30 lectures
5. a vertical arrangement of photo roster to permit print out
Too many keystrokes in Bbd for simple operations. Grade center must be conceptualized as a whole in advance

of using it - should be more flexible for changes on the fly.
EASE.
Better use with an I-pad for moi,e usage.
Some of the testing features and assignment management features that come with the textbooks are more user
friendly. Blackboard can be a little "clunky" at times.
Appropriately functioning Elluminate
Really hate the tracking student usage - very difficulty to use effectively
Sharing applications
Test Construction re: Efforts to reduce online cheating
For some reason, I've had more problems with Bb this year - in the past it seemed easier to use, and I've been
using it for over 10 years
The test design feature is not very good. I use Respondus to create my tests because I can incorporate
multimedia content more easily.
Collaborate: Tracking capability of students who watch recorded classes, and the ability to stop and start
recordings between students in one room with recordings distributed accordingly.
Greater ease of use (grade entry, for example) - something more like a spreadsheet for grades.
The biggest problem I have with Bb is that students are often kicked out of tests and I have to reset them. Is
there some way to make this feature more reliable?
14. What is your preferred computing platform?
Macintosh 39.5%
Windows 56.3%
Other (please specify) 4.2%
Windows, I think. That may be changing.
PC
pc/lenox/think centre/whatever ITS provides for me
I am platform agnostic. I do not care.

Android
15. Do you do any video editing for any of your courses?
Yes 16.5%
No, it is not needed for my courses 53.0%
No, but it might be helpful 30.4%
16. Please provide any other technology related comments, suggestions or questions here.
In the 20-plus years I have been teaching college, student abilities to read, write, speak, study and learn have
been on a steady downward slant, while technology use has been increasing in inverse proportion; obviously,
this is anecdotal, but in my experience, technology does nothing to aid, and much to harm, learning. It has also
made our jobs harder, as we are now expected constantly to keep up with new technology, a drain on our time
that could be spent with students or doing research and writing.
Is it possible to have stored videos on a server that can be accessed via the internet through Blackboard? In a
What is your preferred computing platform?
Macintosh
Windows
Other (please specify)
Do you do any video editing for any of your courses?
Yes
No, it is not needed for my courses
No, but it might be helpful

secure manner? With access provided to outside professionals who are given permission to access materials?
Sherry, Christine & Tom are invaluable!! They are not only so willing to help clarify things, they never make me
like a basic-level question is 'stupid'!
I would like to do more, but I don't have time for lunch much less anything else. Attending the great opportunities
offered by IT is something I can rarely do. Unfortunately, most teaching will need to be 1:1 and I feel bad about
that.
I'm looking for a way to make my art history classes more interactive, where students can somehow project
images or video clips of their choice (from Luna?) to make points during discussion vs. my having to guess
ahead of time what they might discuss and (hopefully) bring the right images. I want to encourage them to make
connections on their own vs. me making them for the students, which having a previously prepared image
presentation does. I'm thinking students with IPads here (that function like the clickers) with wireless connection
to classroom projector, but I don't want to monitor students surfing the web for material not related to class.
I haven't used it yet but I plan to integrate it in the fall. I talked with Media Services about different methods.
I love Christine and Tom! They are both so helpful!
I really hope somebody plans on actually teaching and not just using technology. The ITS folks do a great job--
but my faculty colleagues too often care only to have the latest neat techie toy. That's not teaching.
I would like to learn more about the software that allows me to "turn off" the students computers in the
classroom. I know how to do the basics, but think I could do more...
I appreciate upgrades, but it takes me time to adjust and relearn.
WE NEED MORE MAC SUPPORT! IT WOULD BE BENEFICIAL TO HAVE MORE THAN ONE MAC TECH
SUPPORT STAFF.
Collaborate synchronous virtual environment - this is a feature I would like to learn more about.
More SmartBoard access. Actual access for students to use. When they are doing practicum or student
teaching, they need access to the boards to prepare and practice
I wish there were microphones in class to project voice during lectures
I think we should be more critical of our dependence on technology. Simply because the technology exists, it
does not mean that we need to integrate it into the classroom across the board. I appreciate the technology
resources at the college and would use them occasionally; however, I think the college is overly invested in
technology in a way that is uncritical. New technology does not equate to better teaching; technology is a
supplement to good teaching.
I would like to see the Saint Rose website overhauled. I'd like each faculty member to have a default webpage
with a uniform format and photo.
I wish Mediasite could be more portable and used to record class lectures so I could post them on Bb.
Just want to give a shout out to Rachel and the rest of the Media Services staff. They always provide prompt
professional service and I appreciate their work very much.

Spring 2012 Student Technology Survey Report
1. How important do you consider each of the following potential campus technology elements?
Answer Options Extremely Somewhat Neutral
Not
Very
Not at all
Wireless Network 88% 9% 1% 1% 1%
Course management system (e.g.,
Blackboard)
68% 27% 3% 2% 0%
Online Courses 35% 37% 20% 4% 4%
Access of/availability of computer labs 71% 20% 7% 1% 1%
Recorded lectures 14% 33% 34% 10% 9%
SmartBoards 25% 32% 28% 9% 5%
Availability of Technology Support 63% 26% 9% 1% 1%
2. How do your professors use technology as a learning tool?
Professors understand technology and it is fully integrated into my classes 28.5%
Professors believe that technology can be a useful tool and they encourage
students to use it
49.3%
Professors treat technology as optional for their classes 20.7%
Professors do not understand technology and do not use it 1.6%
How do your professors use technology as a learning tool?
Professors understand technology and it is
fully integrated into my classes
Professors believe that technology can be a
useful tool and they encourage students to
use it
Professors treat technology as optional for
their classes
Professors do not understand technology
and do not use it

3. Which of the following technologies/internet tools do you ....
Answer Options
Currently use in the
classroom as part of your
courses
Do not currently use, but
want and believe would
be useful in your studies
iPod/MP3 players 14% 86%
Smartphones 24% 76%
Video conferencing/ Web conferencing 18% 82%
Course management system (e.g., Blackboard) 94% 6%
Social networking sites (e.g., Facebook) 35% 65%
Wikis/Blogs 60% 40%
EPortfolios 30% 70%
Smartboards 61% 39%
Clickers (Student Response System) 15% 85%
Video Editing 16% 84%
Lecture Capture 12% 88%
Streaming Video 36% 64%
Video Cameras 22% 78%
iPad
would like to see more streaming for lectures when called out of town for family or work.
Laptops
If I put "do not cuttently use" it doesn't mean I want them...
ridiculous! give more answering options dipshit! WTF!
Should be a column for do not know what this is
Digital Writting Pad -- not currently use, but would be nice.
online courses
Recorded lectures are very important to me on the Graduate level.
Laptop
I use my iPad regularly but would like it powerpoint slides were made consistently made available for
notations
E-Readers instead of textbooks
You should have an option: "do not currently use, and don't want to"
Audio Recording Technology
document cameras
Camera
digital story telling
Youtube

Virtual Routers, Microsoft X-Box Kinect
Remote access of student accounts off campus, "cloud" accounts would be useful
projector
WebAssign
maple
4. What is the biggest challenge to classroom technology?
My professors don’t know how to use it 36.9%
My professors won’t use it 12.9%
Our classrooms are not outfitted with technology 8.5%
Technology isn’t useful to my course of study 9.4%
Technology is outdated 3.1%
Technology is fully integrated into my curriculum-there are no
obstacles
29.2%
What is the biggest challenge to classroom technology?
My professors don’t know how to use it
My professors won’t use it
Our classrooms are not outfitted with
technology
Technology isn’t useful to my course of study
Technology is outdated
Technology is fully integrated into my
curriculum-there are no obstacles

5. Are there any types of technology that you have seen used, (at another institution, school district, or a
conference, for example) that you would like to see your instructor(s) use?
No
87.9%
Yes
12.1%
If yes, please specify:
Ability to plug in your laptop to the desk and recieve all the information that is on the screen on your
laptop screen.
More advanced smartboard use
Smartboards and video conferences
Smart board
smartboard
smartboards to email the classes work from the board
Smartboard software (ITS Note: The College has a site license for the Smartboard software.)
Prometheans are better than SmartBoards
Smartmusic program
Prezi
The presentation software Presi brings new dimension to presentations integrated with the Smartboard.
E-textbooks
I would like to see all professors use blackboard as a tool to keep students up-to-date on their grades.
more use of blackboard for all professors
If everyone used Blackboard that would be a plus.
Other schools require all professors to use Blackboard. At St. Rose it is hit or miss on who uses it.
Professors should make better use of blackboard. Perhaps they need training?
I would like professors to more fully integrate Blackboard into courses (i.e. posting materials, resourses,
assignments, etc)
lectures through skype, or distance learning
Recording their lectures or live streaming them and posting them online in case the student is too sick to
get to class.
Wimba is a useful tool and was used to hold a lecture on a snow day last winter. No class time was lost.

Things that actually work
The use of skype for social purposes, more use of blackboard for communication purposes, yahoo
groups.
Apple office programs such as Pages, Keynote etc.
Science laboratory machines, up to date NMR etc.
certain prof's utilize technology an some dont this survey is far too broad.
there are a lot of things on the list above that we don't actually have available. this is especially true in the
english department who has been denied as technologically advanced classroom as compared to the
other majors.
(ITS Note: A new Macintosh computer classroom for English & oreign Languages is being created this
summer.)
clickers, smart boards
Clickers,
I-clickers
Clickers
smart response clickers
With regard to #6 - It's because I'm not allowed to. The use of smart phones is prohibited in classes. This
is a silly policy and should be discontinued.
Streaming classroom videos -- even if you are not able to make it to class, you can log in and watch class
occur so that you do not miss anything. Other insitutions, even high schools use SmartBoards and
clickers-- something I have yet to see be utilized at St. Rose
Professor Avis has a wonderful hybrid course set-up for Invesment Theory! It is well organized and
detailed; she is an example to utilize. I would like to have recorded lectures to turn to for my other
courses, as this course offered. Recorded lectures are VERY helpful on the Grad level.
Other schools supposedly have larger room on their servers for student storage. They also have larger
scanners, and better printers that can print larger. The printers at Picotte cannot print posters, or other
large format projects, and the EAC Print Shop refuses to print them for us anymore. If we are being
assigned these larger scale projects, we should have the means to print and store our files, on campus.
Ipad
Laptop classrooms, iPad classrooms,
Elmo, like a projector
Video/Web Conferencing to allow more interaction in on-line courses.
Ability to attend live courses online (minimally w/ teleconference)
ONLINE LECTURES; RECORDED LECTURES
Podcasts
Streaming lectures, online meetings

More online offered courses.
CISCO had a really good video conference program
video recording and streaming availability of all lectures and cloud access to data from on and off
campus.
Printing from personal laptops to campus printers through a log-in system
6. How often do you use technology as a learning tool while in class?
Every class 23.4%
Most classes 42.6%
Several times throughout the semester 21.1%
Rarely 10.8%
Do not use technology in class 2.1%
7. Do your instructors allow you to use smart phones/tablets for note taking or other activities in class?
No 29.7%
some 29.5%
yes 11.7%
never tried 29.2%
How often do you use technology as a learning tool while in class?
Every class
Most classes
Several times throughout the semester
Rarely
Do not use technology in class

8. In terms of computer availability, how accessible are the campus computer labs?
Always an open seat 22.4%
Usually available, short wait 49.8%
Usually a wait 10.1%
Very hard to get a seat 5.5%
We do not have a computer lab 0.2%
Do your instructors allow you to use smart phones/tablets for note taking or other
activities in class?
No some yes never tried
In terms of computer availability, how accessible are the campus computer labs?
Always an open seat
Usually available, short wait
Usually a wait
Very hard to get a seat
We do not have a computer lab

9. When you use the computer labs, are the computers functioning properly?
Always 22.0%
Usually 55.9%
Sometimes 10.8%
Rarely 1.0%
10. In your classes, is the classroom technology (projector, teacher station, sound) functioning properly?
Always 21.2%
Usually 60.8%
Sometimes 14.2%
Rarely 2.4%
I do not know 0.9%
When you use the computer labs, are the computers functioning properly?
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely

11. How satisfied are you with the general classroom technology?
Very Satisfied 23.1%
Satisfied 56.6%
Neutral 15.5%
Dissatisfied 3.6%
Very Dissatisfied 0.5%
N/A 0.7%
12. How often do you use Blackboard?
Always 42.9%
Frequently 38.1%
Occasionally 13.4%
Seldom 4.6%
Never 1.0%
How satisfied are you with the general classroom technology?
Very Satisfied
Satisfied
Neutral
Dissatisfied
Very Dissatisfied
N/A
How often do you use Blackboard?
Always Frequently
Occasionally Seldom
Never

13. How many of your professors used Blackboard during the Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 semesters?
All 15.7%
Most 43.4%
Some 31.1%
Only 1 7.8%
None 1.9%
14. During the Fall 2011 and the Spring 2012 semesters, did you use any of the following Blackboard features
in your classes:
Answer Options
Very
Frequently
Frequently Infrequently
Very
Infrequently
Was not
aware of/Did
not use
Safe Assignment (Plagiarism
Detection)
7% 15% 13% 5% 60%
Discussion Board 20% 28% 16% 11% 25%
Quizzes/Tests 12% 25% 18% 9% 36%
Blog 11% 19% 14% 9% 47%
Wiki 5% 12% 16% 10% 58%
Submitting Assignments in Blackboard 28% 28% 16% 8% 20%
Announcements 33% 38% 16% 6% 9%
Grades 31% 34% 16% 8% 11%
Groups 6% 17% 16% 13% 48%
Textbook integration 5% 7% 11% 10% 68%
Collaborate synchronous virtual
environment
3% 4% 8% 8% 76%
Rubrics 15% 21% 13% 8% 42%
BB Instant Messenger 2% 2% 6% 8% 82%
How many of your professors used Blackboard during the Fall 2011 and Spring
2012 semesters?
All Most Some
Only 1 None

15. Have any of your professors used Blackboard as a substitute for classroom meeting time (distance
learning, hybrid courses, professor out of town, tec.)?
Yes 50.3%
No 49.7%
16. Please indicate your level of agreement regarding the following statements:
Answer Options
Strongly
Agree
Agree Unsure Disagree
Strongly
disagree
Not
applicable
Using Blackboard contributes to my
success in class. 31% 43% 13% 7% 3% 4%
Blackboard helps me better organize
my course materials compared to
courses that do not use Blackboard.
32% 38% 12% 12% 3% 3%
Using Blackboard helps me keep
informed about events and activities
on campus.
25% 39% 15% 13% 6% 3%
I would recommend all my
professors to use Blackboard. 43% 33% 12% 6% 5% 1%
My experience of using technologies
at the college in general helps me
better prepare for my future.
28% 47% 14% 7% 2% 2%
I would like to see more courses
offered in an online environment.
25% 21% 25% 14% 12% 3%
17. Have you attended any student technology workshops offered by the College?
Yes 12.0%
No 59.4%
Was not aware of any 28.6%

18. Is the technology at Saint Rose relevant to my major?
Yes 50.6%
Somewhat 40.2%
No 9.2%
19. Do you own a smart phone?
Yes, an iPhone 27.1%
Yes, an Android phone 25.4%
Yes, a Blackberry 6.0%
Yes, another type 2.4%
No 39.0%
Have you attended any student technology workshops offered by the College?
Yes No Was not aware of any
Is the technology at Saint Rose relevant to my major?
Yes Somewhat No

20. Do you own a tablet device?
Yes, an iPad 12.1%
Yes, an Android tablet 4.0%
Yes, another brand 4.7%
No 79.2%
21. I would rate my level of computer expertise as:
Expert 20.2%
Good 67.1%
Some 11.6%
Novice 1.0%
Do you own a smart phone?
Yes, an iPhone
Yes, an Android phone
Yes, a Blackberry
Yes, another type
No
Do you own a tablet device?
Yes, an iPad
Yes, an Android tablet
Yes, another brand
No

22. What is your preferred computing platform?
Macintosh 30.7%
Windows 67.6%
Comments:
Apple
Linux
Both
firefox
Both
Both
both work fine
Windows/linux/Macintosh
Linux
Linux
I would rate my level of computer expertise as:
Expert Good
Some Novice
What is your preferred computing platform?
Macintosh
Windows

23. Are you required to do any video editing for any of your courses?
Yes
9.9%
No, it is not needed for my courses
67.8%
22.3%
Comment, if any
Documentary Film
Sony Vegas, Final cut
not sure this is needed for future courses
I have NO idea how to make/edit a video. I've never made one for a HS or college class. BUT, I would
strongly suggest a workshop on how to make/edit videos for students like me. STRONGLY
SUGGEST.
digital recording for a unit plan
i edited one video in 5 years...
Art dept. could be integrated w/visual arts, performance art
Music Technology course, iMovie
TED class project
ENG 252 Writing with New Media (another example of why the english department deserves more
technology in the classrooms)
I personally did not do editing but other group members did the required video editing.
this would revolutionize the english department
Video Production
Journalism
AMS 211
Very hard and time consuming.
Digital Story for CSL 511 -- it was suggested, not required
Art major. Perhaps next year in Graphic Design I'll use the computers
editing student work
For a video project in my microbiology class, not using campus technology
Sony Vegas. But it is a bad program. Get Final Cut!

Made. Book trailer
Sony Vegas for my communications classes
we are required to edit videos, but we never have access to the software outside of class because
there are always night classes scheduled in the music specific labs and the software isnt available on
any other computers on the entire campus
MIDI
iMovie
Did in previous courses, it was horrendous
I had to make one video for one class once
Only for one class as part of a digital story
spanish 203 requires video editing, and microphone usage
We created a digital story
My New Media course in Fall of 2011.
It would be helpful to have a grasp of video editing for presentations in any class and to be relevant,
updated, and current. I wish that I learned it in my 4 years at St Rose and strongly recommend some
course emphasis on it.
Creating digital stories.
a video project for my SLG class
video editing for a final project
digital story telling
Are you required to do any video editing for any of your courses?
Yes
No, it is not needed for my
courses

24. What other questions do you suggest we add to future surveys to help the College assess and
understand the impact of technology on teaching and learning? Please provide us any other comments or
suggestions here.
Printing/Printers
PLEASE MAKE COPYING FREE TO GRAD STUDENTS
Your printers are always broken and malfunctioning. It's extremely irritating when many students rely on the
campus printers for their work.
Printer availability and color printing. Also more places to add money to account.
Questions on the printing systems in the libarary and Lima lab regarding their reliability and usefulness.
Computers are usually fine, but printers are a hot commodity. Many times they're broken, missing toner, not
connected, erroring, or simply aren't enough available in different locations.
Update the printers in Picotte Hall and keep a tech person to maintain them close at hand.
Ask about the printers! Either broken, out of paper, or out of ink every time.
More printing money each semester
Did you have enough money, to print your assignments, on your ID Card?
Were you able to print all of your assignments on campus?
How often would you say the lab printer/s are unavailable, broken, out-of-ink, or in need of some form of
maintenance?
Provide more printers and fix them everyday. I'm tired of printers not having the right kind of paper, or any
ink/toner.
Printers are rarely functional and cause delays and added issues and stress to completing assignments and
Usherwood is not very helpful or timely in fixing recurrent issues.
The printer in Albertus hall never seems to be functioning properly. Most of my classes are in that building and I
was rarely able to print from it. Therefore I was unable to print many of my assignments.
Blackboard
Allow Blackboard access to the Blackboard mobile app for more convienence while away from the computer.
How many of your classes integrate Blackboard into their curriculum? (without this information you may be
mistaken to believe that my answers pertain to all professors/courses... which they very much do not! I have had
SEVERAL teachers who have never used it. After my first year here, I have had 6 professors, and only 2 have
used BB!!)
BB navigation needs to be clearer. When using blackboard for an online course you have to check all tabs to
ensure that you have completed all parts of the assignment for the week.
All teachers should use blackboard to post grades throughout the whole semester so students know how they
are doing.
blackboard is useful for grades, even if the professors only use it for that application it is nice to keep track.

In question 16~the only real reason I like blackboard and find it useful is because that is where my professors
post their lecture notes and my grades. this could be done through other means and therefore I don't think there
is a direct relationship between my success and blackboard. I also think that courses in an online environment
can only be a good thing if the subject matter is one which lends itself to being taught in such a fashion.
I would like it if all of the professors are required to put grades online. Not all of my professors do this. It makes
me very uncomfortable that I cannot check my progress when I need to.
get rid of blackboard
Network/Wireless
Faster more reliable internet
Satisfaction with wireless internet. At times my access point in my Dorming hall was not properly functioning
How was the wifi service. In Lima hall, sometimes the wifi network was not very strong or working correctly.
Smart Boards
with all the changing technology I would like to see more workshops on one technology or entry level tech
classess for grad students. I attended a SMARTboard workshop and would love to see more like that.
More Smartboard use by teachers, especially for education majors. Smartboards are an excellent way to teach
subjects in schools as well.
Add answer to above question "What is the biggest challenge to classroom technology?". Answer: Smartboards
not working properly.
Use smart boards in class.
More integration on uses of Blackboard and SmartBoards especially in my education classes, instead of just
theory of ideas for use in the classroom. This is especially important for my education classes.
Library
Do you cite using the library services? I do and I can't figure out why AP
A style doesn't format correctly.
Librarians are not proficient at word or ppt ...it would be helpful to have someone available who can answer
questions about these programs while im doing an assignment. perhaps offer a training on the newer versions
of word and ppt? for students and faculty
providing information for those to better learn how to use APA format, and revision on papers
Do you cite using the library services? I do and I can't figure out why APA style doesn't format correctly.
Faculty/Teaching
My teachers would use power point presentations which come straight from the book and they as teacher do not
add again to the slides.
How can be teach professors to better utilize the available technology?
I frequently ponder this question myself. Some of my professors do not use technology very often; mostly
because they do not really know how. I am usually the "go to" student when something is not working properly

and/or the professor does not know how to use it. I do not mind helping out, but it gets frustrating at times. I know
college students are viewed as the tech savvy ones these days, but professors should at least know the basics.
The worst thing that can happen is to have a missing grade on Blackboard and have the professor say "I do not
know how that got there." I personally only know how to use Blackboard from the student end and quite honestly
do not think I should have to know how to use it from the professor's end just to get the grade I earned in a class.
It should be a requirement for all teachers to use Blackboard. It helps students track their grades and progress
better, and it is easier for us to do better in classes knowing our status along the way. I have done better in the
classes where my teacher uses Blackboard than in those classes where the teachers did not. I think it could
also be a useful tool for teachers as well, if they use it correctly.
I also think that there should be a yearly or per semester seminar for professors to be taught about the new
technologies on campus. Only one of my teachers this semester (and I had 4 in class 1 online) knew how to
properly use all the technology she was faced with. It's very difficult for students to learn material if half the class
is taken up by the profressor trying to figure out how to get everything to work properly. I'm here to learn. I'd like
to be able to do so, and do to that we need teachers who are taught how to use all the necessary materials.
Most education professors are stupid and don't know how to teach.
I wish professors would use blackboard more i find i like the classes that do use it more than the classes that
dont use it.
My professors really only use any technology for PowerPoint and to occasionally show videos. If technology is
so important to the college they need to reach out to professors more to get them to integrate it into the
classroom learning environment more.
I appreciate technology in the learning environment. Those professors who do use it, really use it. Those who do
not, do not use it at all.
Technology can be helpful, but only if the quality of teachers is very high. Good teachers are far more important
then fancy technology. Therefore, I believe blackboard and wireless Internet and such is good to have, but the
focus of money spent should be teacher prep and good teaching salaries.
One thing I have found is that the adjunct instructors are not always aware/familiar of/with use of Blackboard. I
think it's important to point out that the full-time professors tend to have a better knowledge of the technology
available on-campus, and tend to use it more regularly.
Give some credit to teachers who don't like technology, don't really understand it, but try really hard to use it - in
your question 2.
are there teachers that use blackboard but not all of it? IE. Grades
More Smartboard use by teachers, especially for education majors. Smartboards are an excellent way to teach
subjects in schools as well.
Online/Hybrid Courses
more fully online classes
The effect of offering online courses, helps commuter students out and also makes it easier to take more credits
if the student is task oriented and motivated.
I am taking a graduate level hybrid course for the first time and it is one of the most organized and well-planned
course I have ever taken at the College. I have taken online courses in the past at other institutions and can
honestly say that I learned very little. One reason I liked the hybrid course more than a traditional fully online
course is because I feel that some human contact and interaction is necessary to fully process and absorb new
information. The hybrid course I taking is "College Admissions Counseling" with Gloria Jean and the materials,

resources, and assignments are so rich and meaningful - the structure she created could serve as an example to
other faculty who are looking to develop hybrid courses.
More online courses please!
My classes in the fall and spring were online using Teacher Education Intstitute and they were fantastic!
Smart Phones/Tablets/Laptops
We should be able to use phones in class- I keep my calendar on my phone in lieu of a paper assignment book
and it's annoying to get yelled at for writing assignments down in my phone
if we would like to use ipads or tablets to take notes (i agree we should, but the problem would be paying
attention, but since we have small classes, im not sure it would be too difficult.) plus if the teacher was using
blackboard information it would be easier to access information via ipad. notes would be much simpler and
faster so i could pay attention more rather than having to attempt to listen and write
Some professors give us a hardtime about using laptops in class. I understand their concerns about students
browsing the internet. But this is 2012, I don't like to take notes by hand. On my computer my notes are
organized and saved. I am 26 years old, and don't appreciate some professors giving me a hard time for using a
laptop. There should be a policy that students are allowed to use laptops in class for note taking purposes.
I think that we should be able to use/ bring our laptops and handheld devices to take notes.
With regard to #6 - It's because I'm not allowed to. The use of smart phones is prohibited in classes. This is a
silly policy and should be discontinued.
Computer Labs
It would be beneficial to have computer labs where classes are not held during the afternoons and evenings,
strictly computer labs for student use.
How available are computer labs or how easy is it to find out if a computer lab is in use for a class.
More computers in the main lounge.
How long do you think every computer lab should be open?
Which computer lab do you rely on the most?
Do you often have problems with campus computers freezing or crashing?
Were you able to access all of the programs your classes require, in every computer lab on campus?
What limitations do you find, when you work in a campus computer lab?
Whether the student was able to fully utilize the computer lab without the help of a lab aid. Typically, computer
labs such as Lima Lab and Brubacher Lab are extremely noisy and unable to be tamed by Security. Perhaps
having lab aides stationed in these labs on a more frequent basis would alleviate this problem.
Do you want there to be more computer labs on the campus with music programs such as Sibelius, reason, pro
tools, and garage band? Cause I do!!!!!!
How long do you think every computer lab should be open?

Which computer lab do you rely on the most?
Do you often have problems with campus computers freezing or crashing?
Were you able to access all of the programs your classes require, in every computer lab on campus?
What limitations do you find, when you work in a campus computer lab?
Are any of the programs you use in class, prone to crashing?
General Comments
The science laboratory technology could use upgrading particularly with the increasing number of students that
use the equipment.
technology does more bad than good. make fat lazy kids carry and read real books, walk their ass to class, and
live in a world that isnt behind a screen.
more of a music tech budget would be appreciated. we need new mics and drum heads bad.
My classes in the fall and spring were online using Teacher Education Intstitute and they were fantastic!
I LOVE all the technology on campus, it makes my life a lot easier.
Thanks for all that you do to keep Saint Rose running. (I feel like people give you the short end of the stick since
they only talk to you when things aren't working and they take you for granted when things are working)
Do not use iwebfolio EVER. I know that you are switching the platform for SEED students anyway next year, but
I wanted one last chance to express my displeasure that 46 student teaching candidates had issues with this
website at one point or another and the best IT'S could tell us was "not our problem, contact the company." Very
frustrating experience.
This is my 5th year (now a grad student) at this school) and the only technology I ever use on campus is the
wireless and I strongly believe that it is wrong to charge me so much money on my tuition bill for technology fees
when I hardly use any of it.
Maybe you can ask about the students thoughts on wether they prefer macs over windows or visa versa
Refresher workshops on the updated software versions such as PowerPoint, Excel, Access, MS Word ect.
Have courses where we can use either Macintosh or Window or linux. Right now all my classes have been
geared towards Windows. While in the real world Linux and Mac's are starting to be more popular in
programming.
I would suggest that we stop buying flat screen monitors and instead use the money for more important things,
like stop the policy of having to swipe your ID card to print. We all know this is to save money on ink and paper,
which is ridiculous due to the amount of money we spend to attend Saint Rose. I don't care about the aesthetics
of my technology, as long as I can ACTUALLY use the resources available, rather than not be able to print out
my assignments.
(ITS Note: Flat screen monitors are now the industry standard. They use much less electricity and contain far
fewer heavy metals than the CRT monitors they replaced. The cost is also about the same.)
with all the changing technology I would like to see more workshops on one technology or entry level tech
classess for grad students. I attended a SMARTboard workshop and would love to see more like that.
I feel as though there should be an integration of technology, but there needs to be a balance.

Survey Suggestions
Ask for majors and year because new generations are going to change the face of technology in education.
Allow for more open-ended answers. Answers provided were very limiting! The technology workshop offered
during Graduate orientation was not helpful! Handouts and explanation of other technologies (moodle) that
some professors use would have been very helpful. In general I have found IT services at the college lacking
and very frustrating. Too many different log-in procedures. There always seems to be a wrinkle or complication;
very frustrating!! IT help services either unable to help or gives wrong information or are unsure of information.
Can't assume that grad students will know how to use college computer system!!
I think that a lot of these questions were important to ask however I also feel as if the questions could have been
worded better.
With #16, if you put "neutral" or added it to the current "unsure", it'd be beneficial; since unsure implies not
knowing, and the other means we're not leaning either way. I chose "unsure" because there was no "neutral"
option, not because I didn't know...
The questions on if we use different types of technology in our classroom either answer yes, or no but it would
be helpful was extremely bias and didn't allow for anyone to tell if they dont think it would be useful.
wording the questions so you could indicate some, perhaps not all professors do not use technology
When rating technology, add a "Do not currently use, and don't think it would be useful in your studies" option.
Just because we don't have something doesn't mean we need it or want it
I would suggest less questions. It becomes monotonous.
you should add not applicable as an option to question 3.
are you satisfied with the speed of technology?
Part 3 (Which of the following technologies/internet tools do you) requires a third response option to note that the
technology would NOT be useful in a classroom, which I believe to be the case with most options listed.
I believe that technology is crucial to learning, but most of the ideas and options listed in this survey are poor
choices in learning with technology.
I believe survey is well structured and all required questions are added.
Please consult with the college's dept. of computer science. They are real experts in integrating technology into
education, and I am told they never get consulted on these matters. What a wasted opportunity for the college!
(ITS Note: The Department Chairperson for CS is on the Academic Technology Committee which guides
technology decisions for the College.)
Make better options on the drop down menus. It seems that the survey assumes that everyone wants more
technology/more technology is better and therefore the survey is biased.
Audio editing software questions.
We should be able to use phones in class- I keep my calendar on my phone in lieu of a paper assignment book
and it's annoying to get yelled at for writing assignments down in my phone.
Have you ever had to call I.T.S? Please rate their usefulness.
Question #3 should have an option that you would not incorporate that technology in the classroom, as well as
an option that you use the technology, just not in the classroom.

25. Which of the following library technologies do you use?
Computers in the Library 82.3%
Laptop loans 14.3%
Off-campus access to library services 58.1%
Ebooks 26.7%
e-Journals 52.2%
Online databases 85.0%
Mobile access to the Library 15.4%
Library Specific Questions
26. Rate your preference for each of these formats.
Answer Options Strongly Like Like Neutral Dislike Strongly Dislike
Electronic books 25% 29% 29% 11% 6%
Hardcover books 41% 42% 14% 3% 1%
Paperback books 41% 40% 15% 2% 1%
Newspapers 18% 35% 39% 5% 3%
Magazines 19% 40% 34% 5% 2%
Blogs 12% 29% 43% 10% 6%
Online Material 37% 42% 19% 1% 1%
PDFs- Strongly like
Journals Articles
I want to be clear I hate online textbooks and books you buy and can not return or sell. It is frustrating
considering how much students pay Tehran we can exchange a book (unless it's become outdated) or
have to purchase an e textbook that I can't return(has happened on other campus' to me)
Wiki
journals online
electronic access to journal articles is super important to me
webquests
Audio Books

27. Do you own an electronic reading device (e-reader)? If so, which of the following brands do you use?
I don't own an e-reader 56.8%
Amazon Kindle 18.5%
Sony Reader 0.4%
Barnes & Noble Nook 5.5%
Barnes & Noble Nook Color 3.6%
Apple iPad 11.0%
Smart phone/ iPod 18.7%
Android Tablet
Kindle for Macbook- It is a free application for download on Mac and
PC
andriod ereader
Kindle Fire
kindle on my tablet
Android Tablet
Motorola Xoom
Border's Kobo
Pandigital
nook for pc
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
Rate your preference for each of these formats.
Strongly Like
Like
Neutral
Dislike
Strongly Dislike

28. School:
Arts and Humanities 23.4%
Math and Science 17.8%
Education 48.8%
Business 10.0%
0.0%
10.0%
20.0%
30.0%
40.0%
50.0%
60.0%
I don't
own an e-
reader
Amazon
Kindle
Sony
Reader
Barnes &
Noble
Nook
Barnes &
Noble
Nook
Color
Apple
iPad
Smart
phone/
iPod
Other
(please
specify)
Do you own an electronic reading device (e-reader)? If so, which of the
following brands do you use?
School:
Arts and Humanities
Math and Science
Education
Business

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