Clarity Middle School Survey



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Clarity Middle School Survey Instructions Take 10 minutes to help your school with technology in the classroom. This is an anonymous survey regarding your technology use. It will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Your answers are very important! They will help your school choose the right technology for your classroom. There are no right or wrong answers. Everyone will have a different set of answers to these questions, depending on his/her different experiences. Thank you for your time and ideas! ACCESS 1. How often do you use computers in class? * Almost daily Weekly Every few I don't do this 2. Do you have a school-owned mobile device to use in class, like a laptop? * Yes, and I can take it home every night Yes, and I can sometimes take it home Yes, but I can't take it home I don't have one of these at school

3. Do you personally own a... * Desktop computer * Laptop * Tablet, like an ipad * Smartphone, like an Android or iphone * Yes, and I'm the only user Yes, and I share it No, I don't have one Do you personally own a... * MP3 player, like an ipod * e-reader, like a Kindle * Digital camera (photo and/or video) * Yes, and I'm the only user Yes, and I share it No, I don't have one 4. Do you have Internet access at home? * Yes No Is your Internet at home wireless? * Yes No I don't know SKILLS 5. How easy is it for you to... * Attach a printer to a computer * Very Easy Easy Moderate Hard I can't do this

Send an email * Create a spreadsheet * Edit a photo * 6. How easy is it for you to... * Record and edit audio * Record and edit video * Use online documents, like Google Docs * Use web tools to get information online, like RSS feeds * Find out if online content is trustworthy * Download and install software, like an app * Very Easy Easy Moderate Hard I can't do this 7. Do you agree with the following statements? * I learn technology easily. I find good solutions when I have a problem with technology. Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree 8. How often do you do the following online? * Download pictures from a camera * Download music from the Internet * Play games on a computer * Send text messages * Almost daily Weekly Every few 9. How often do you do the following online? *

Almost daily Weekly Every few Buy things online, like an app * Look at friends' photos or videos online * Chat on the Internet * Read things on the Internet * Write a review (Amazon, Yelp,...) blog, or comment on a blog post * 10. If you wanted to learn more about something, how often would you... * All of the time More than half of the time Less than half of the time Rarely None of the time Search the Internet Buy a book Ask a friend or teacher Go to the library CLASSROOM 11. Who has talked to you about how to use the Internet and cell phones responsibly from the list below? Check all that apply... * Your parent(s)/ guardian(s) A teacher or adult at school A family member A friend Coach or community member A librarian Websites No one has talked to me about this

12. How often do a majority of your teachers ask you to... * At least Every few Use online documents, like Google Docs Collaborate online with classmates Collaborate online with students at other schools 13. How often do a majority of your teachers ask you to... * At least Every few Post something online Receive feedback from students IN class Receive feedback ONLINE from someone other than your teacher (an outside expert, another student in the class, or at a different school,...) Use chat or video chat applications (IM, GoogleTalk, Skype,...) Collaborate online with them Use web tools to get information online, like RSS feeds 14. How often do a majority of your teachers ask you to... * At least Every few Use a digital camera (photo and/or video) * Use computers to make presentations * Create and upload music, movies, webcasts, or art * Post your schoolwork online * Use technology to make models or simulations * Solve problems that require math by using tools (graphing calculators, GeoGebra,...) *

15. How often do a majority of your teachers ask you to... * At least Every few Do research online * Do experiments or take measurements using technology * Identify and solve real-life problems using technology * Gather and analyze data using technology * Make an argument using evidence from online sources * 16. How often do a majority of your teachers teach the following... * At least Every few How to cite information I find online (articles, images, videos, audio,...) * How to share information about myself online * How to act respectfully online * How to respond to online bullying * How to recognize trustworthy online content 17. How often do you get to choose what you learn about? * Almost daily Weekly Every few ENVIRONMENT 18. What are the major obstacles to using technology in school? Check all that apply... *

I don't know how to use it. My teachers don't have us use technology. Technology at school isn't very good. School rules get in the way. The computers at school are not like the ones I know how to use. 19. Are you part of a group at school that helps people use technology? * Yes No 20. How strongly do you agree with the following statements... * Technology in the classroom helps me learn. I pay more attention when we use technology in class. My school likes us to use technology in class. I want to learn more about technology for school. I think computers and technology make my life better. Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree Miscellaneous 21. Are you 13-years old or older? * Yes No 22. How often do you use the following social networks? *

Facebook * Google Plus * LinkedIn * Twitter * Almost daily Weekly Every few 23. If you wanted to learn more about something, how often would you ask a question in a social network like Facebook or Twitter? All of the time More than half of the time Less than half of the time Rarely None of the time 24. What grade are you in? * 5th grade 6th grade 7th grade 8th grade 9th grade Thank You!