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Education Team/Survey questions (view source)
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Do you teach in an urban, suburban, or rural school? (check one or more?)
Do you teach in an urban, suburban, or rural school? (check one or more?)
How familiar were you using computers before your participation in Project Ceibal? (unfamiliar 12345 very familiar)
How familiar were you using computers before your participation in Project Ceibal? (very unfamiliar 12345 very familiar)
Was you prior experience with computers on (check one or more boxes)
Was you prior experience with computers on (check one or more boxes)
* Linux
* Linux
Had you ever used a computer in your classroom before Project Ceibal? (yes/no)
Had you ever used computers in your classroom with your students before Project Ceibal? (yes/no)
How comfortable are you using computers in your classroom? (uncomfortable 12345 very comfortable)
How comfortable are you using computers in your classroom? (very uncomfortable 12345 very comfortable)
Learners access to computers is important because they need to learn how to use programs such as word processors to participate in a technological world. (disagree 12345 agree)
Learners access to computers is important because they need to learn how to use programs such as word processors to participate in a technological world. (disagree 12345 agree)