MySyllabi Feedback
Thank you for trying out MySyllabi! I hope you found it useful and as something you'd be interested in using in the future. In this form, you'll provide some feedback about your experience with MySyllabi as well as some information about your college experience in regard to selecting courses for registration. You and your data will stay anonymous and hopefully will show that MySyllabi would be desired by students at SCU.
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General Information
Full Name
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Type of student
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School
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Major
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Your current year
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Background Information
Rate your course registration experience
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Rate your confidence of picking courses that are a good fit for you during registration (Week 6 & 7 of the quarter or Week 11-13 of the semester)
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Do you feel that you have enough course specific information when deciding between courses?
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How stressed out are you during course registration (Week 6 & 7 of each quarter)?
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If you are stressed out during course registration, check one or more of the following reasons why:
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How stressed out are you during the first 2 weeks of a new quarter or semester?
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How often have you dropped a course in the first or second week due to it not being a good fit?
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If you decided to drop a course, why?
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If you decided to drop a course, what led to your decision to drop?
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If you decided to drop a course, did that ever drop your total enrolled units to below 12 for the quarter or semester (not paying full-time tuition)?
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If you decided to keep the course that you found was not a good fit, why?
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If you decided to keep a course that you found was not a good fit, rate your general experience in that course(s):
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The Syllabus
During the first week of class, do you generally look at the syllabus?
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Do you value the information that the syllabus provides about the class? (ex. # of assignments and tests, course material to be covered, teaching format)
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If you ever tried finding more information about a course (like a syllabus), was it hard to find and not centrally located?
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Would it be helpful to have access to the syllabus before you pick your classes for the next quarter (especially for electives)?
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MySyllabi app
Rate the following about MySyllabi:
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Poor
Fair
Satisfactory
Very good
Excellent
Interface
Ability to search and view your desired course
Ability to compare courses
Viewing a course's history
Which device did you use to view MySyllabi?
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What are other features you would like to see incorporated into MySyllabi?
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If MySyllabi was integrated with the university and had up to date course information and syllabi, would you use it each quarter like courseavail?
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If you had access to MySyllabi before and during course registration, what would your stress level be (Week 6 & 7 of each quarter)?
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If you were to use MySyllabi, what type of course would you use it most for?
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How do you feel MySyllabi can help you during course registration?
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Do you think MySyllabi provides more complete, accurate, and objective information about a course than other sites like RateMyProfessor or CourseHero?
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If you were to use MySyllabi to pick your courses, do you think during the first two weeks of class you'd be:
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Strongly Agree
Agree
Neither agree or disagree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
less likely to drop the course
be more motivated to go to class
be more motivated to learn
feel like you are prepared, and know what to expect
do better academically
graduate on time do to not needing to drop bad courses
be less stressed about courses (excluding the stress of needing to add a course)
Would you recommend MySyllabi to a friend?
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Any final thoughts?
Thank you for filling out this survey!
Your feedback and experience is vital to MySyllabi gaining credibility and support at the university and abroad. If you have any questions or concerns, you can find me at axanthus@scu.edu
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