Dear {{firstname}},
This is *not* your weekly message from UKLO - as I promised in last
week's message, the flow will be strictly controlled this year, with
more information on the website and less in emails. However, this
week I happen to have another reason to write, so please read on.
As promised in last week's message, I'm now circulating a similar
message asking for your help with a survey of students who took part
in UKLO. As before, the survey work is being carried out by Laura
Tomlinson, so if you want to discuss the questionnaire please
contact her at A@B, where A = L.Tomlinson-2 and B = SMS.ED.AC.UK.
An administrative matter: I've added an archive to the website which
will contain all the messages I send to you, so if my messages drown
in your inbox, you can find them again under the 'For teachers' tab
on the website (uklo.org) - look for 'Arrangements for 2013' (or go
straight to http://www.uklo.org/?page_id=1487). You may notice that
this message (which, unlike the first, has the intended header!) is
numbered 2013.2. This will help you to check whether you've missed
any.
Best wishes, Richard
Hello,
Last week, I was in touch with you to send a survey link to a
questionnaire designed for teachers involved in UKLO 2012, gathering
feedback on the competition. I'd like to say thank you to those who
have already responded. If you haven't found the time to respond to
this survey so far, I would be very grateful if you could do so as
soon as possible - the more feedback we get from teachers, the
better. Here is the link to the teachers survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/6Y5GM79
As part of the research I am doing into UKLO, I have also designed a
feedback survey aimed at students who took part in the competition.
I am especially interested to hear what students from round one
thought about the competition. I would be grateful if you could
distribute the following link to students from your school who
participated in round one of UKLO 2012. The survey is short, and
should take 5-10 minutes to complete. If students would like to be
reminded of the questions found in the round one paper, a link to
these can also be found below. Again, the more feedback we get from
students, the better able we will be to fully evaluate the
competition?s current organisation, and plan for its success in
future years.
Link to student survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TVR8KKS
Link to round one papers: http://www.uklo.org/?page_id=1213
Regards,
Laura Tomlinson