Below is the survey that we gave out to two teachers. Within this survey we wanted to initially figure out how teachers felt about remote learning and the software they use. after this we wanted more detail and asked what remote learning does well, i,e what should we not change. then we asked what remote learning lacks, i,e what should we look at removing/ improving. then we asked them if they had any thoughts or opinions on how they would improve the software.
Candidate 1
This candidate indicated that they were very satisfied with remote learning and the software at their disposal. They thought that remote learning was an excellent aid for resources and work to be stored. They highlighted that it lacked face to face feed back but skipped the last question about how they might improve the software.
Candidate 2
This candidate also indicated that they were very satisfied with remote learning and the software at their disposal. They then said that it made them think of ways to improve their teaching and make it more engaging. One aspect that they said that the software lacked was that it wasn't accessible to every device, this can cause delays in work being finished. To finish they then said that they would improve the software by making it more accessible over a range of devices.
Over all these surveys were very helpful and brought to light some issues that wouldn't automatically stand out unless you were a teacher using the software. This information will help us design the best possible application that we are capable of.