How Ready Are You For Your E-learning Journey?

20 Questions | By Sandra.storz | Updated: May 5, 2023 | Attempts: 49

How Ready Are You For Your E-learning Journey? - Quiz

Find out in 5-10 minutes! Please choose the best answer(s) that truly reflect your present situation. There are no 'right or wrong' answers. Note that no further personal details other than your name will be asked for, and if you do not wish to share it, simply choose a pseudonym

You May Get

Digital Novice

Well done! You have taken your first steps. The fact that you completed this assessment shows that you at least entertain the idea of giving E-learning a go and getting yourself prepared. Your results show limitations in most of the core criteria important to successful E-learning, i.e. access, trust, motivation and skills. Be reminded that you are not alone; lack of digital inclusion and skills are widespread among prospective tertiary students. However be assured that these common obstacles can be overcome. New Zealand agencies provide great opportunities to improve access and digital literacy. After all, practice makes the master. Here are some relevant resources that address the core factors to successful online learning. Scroll down to the summary of your responses and see which categories you may benefit from improving. Digital Literacy Skills -Easy-to-follow Learning Modules by an Otago initiative, giving you a taster of online education 1. Searching for information 2. Evaluating information sources 3. Ethical Use of information 4. Digital Information Literacy Access Most public libraries not only offer free access to computer and internet, they also participate in an initiative called 'Stepping up' that provides short online modules ranging from beginner to intermediate. For Digital inclusion resources in your local area, check out the New Zealand Inclusion Map Study skills This resource offers a choice of aspects, such as time management, study organisation, etc.

Foundation Level

Well done! You have taken your next steps. The fact that you completed this assessment shows that you contemplate to give E-learning a go and getting yourself prepared. Your results show that you cover the bases quite well, however with some limitations in a couple of the core criteria important to successful E-learning, i.e. access, trust, motivation and skills. Be reminded that you are not alone; lack of digital inclusion and skills are widespread among prospective tertiary students. However be assured that these common obstacles can be overcome. Whilst the internet has an abundance of great resources, New Zealand agencies provide great opportunities to improve access and digital literacy. After all, practice makes the master. Here are some relevant resources that address the core factors to successful online learning. Scroll down to the summary of your responses and see which categories you may benefit from improving. Digital Literacy Sills : Easy-to-follow Learning Modules by an Otago initiative, giving you a taster of online education 1. Searching for information 2. Evaluating information sources 3. Ethical use of information 4. Digital information literacy Access Most public libraries not only offer free access to computer and internet, they also participate in an initiative called 'Stepping up' that provides short online courses ranging from beginners to intermediate level. For Digital inclusion resources in your local area, check out the New Zealand Inclusion Map Study skills This resource offers a choice of aspects, such as time management, study organisation, etc.

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Questions and Answers

1.

Accessibility/ ipurangi What is the quality of your Internet connection?
- A.
  
  Poor
- B.
  
  Variable
- C.
  
  Mostly good
- D.
  
  Excellent
2.

Collaborative Skills/ mahi tahi Based on any previous learning, please indicate the degree this is applicable to you: Group activities support my learning, and I find it easy to participate.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
3.

Accessibility/ ipurangi Please indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I have access to digital devices (incl. keyboard), which are able to display pictures, audio, videos, and edit text documents.
- A.
  
  None at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
4.

Digital literacy skills/ hangarau Please indicate which statement is most applicable to you:
- A.
  
  I can use a wide range of strategies to find and select relevant information on the internet. I am able to critically evaluate selected sources and content for their academic value.
- B.
  
  I have trouble with searching, finding and managing online information
- C.
  
  I can perform some basic online searches and find relevant information, but I am not sure about its credibility.
- D.
  
  I can comfortably browse the internet and find a range of relevant information online. I can select credible information to some degree by comparing and judging different information sources.
5.

Motivation/ whakaohooho Based on any previous learning, indicate the degree this is applicable to you: If I put adequate effort into my learning then I will understand the topic.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
6.

Communication Skills/ whakawhitiwhiti kōrero Based on any previous learning, indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I readily discuss course content and work on assignments with fellow students, especially if I experience difficulties with course materials.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
7.

Accessibility/ ipurangi Have you had experience with online learning in any previous education?
- A.
  
  None at all
- B.
  
  A little
- C.
  
  Some
- D.
  
  A lot
8.

Trust/ tiakitanga Please indicate the following by ticking as many boxes as are applicable to you: What are the main reason(s) for you to use the internet?
- A.
  
  Communication, e.g. social media and e-mail
- B.
  
  Shopping and banking
- C.
  
  Entertainment, e.g. TV, movies, video, music, radio, gaming
- D.
  
  To seek credible information, e.g. news, articles, databases
- E.
  
  For learning purposes, e.g. languages, online courses
- F.
  
  Nothing applies
9.

Accessibility/ ipurangi Please indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I am able to allocate time and space, so I can concentrate on studying.
- A.
  
  A little
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
10.

Motivation/ whakaohooho Based on any previous learning, indicate the degree this is applicable to you: Even when the course content is somewhat uninteresting and/or difficult, I manage to keep on task and complete my work.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
11.

Trust/ tiakitanga Please indicate the degree this is applicable to you: Online technology can support my learning equally as well as traditional face-to-face delivery.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
12.

Accessibility/ ipurangi How often are you able to access the Internet?
- A.
  
  Rarely
- B.
  
  Sometimes
- C.
  
  Most times
- D.
  
  Always
13.

Critical Thinking Skills/ pūkenga Please indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I question things I hear or read to decide whether they are supported by sufficient evidence.
- A.
  
  A little
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
14.

Digital Communication Skills/ hangarau: Please indicate which statement is most applicable to you:
- A.
  
  I can interact with others using basic features of communication tools, (e.g. mobile phone, Skype, chat or email). I can share files and content with others through simple technological means (e.g. attachments).
- B.
  
  I can use several digital tools to interact with others using more advanced features of communication tools, including forum discussions, social networking sites and online communities (e.g. blogs). I am able to participate in collaborative projects using digital tools that allow sharing knowledge, content and information (e.g.Google Docs).
- C.
  
  I am engaged in the use of a wide range of tools for online communication and actively participate in online communities. I can adopt digital modes and ways of communication that best fit the purpose. I use several digital collaboration tools in the production and sharing of resources, knowledge and content.
- D.
  
  I have limited experience with social networking sites and collaborative tools.
15.

Motivation/ whakaohooho Based on any previous learning, indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I enjoy challenging content, because I like to learn new things.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
16.

Trust/ tiakitanga Please indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I can judge whether online information and resources are trustworthy or harmful.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
17.

Communication skills/ whakawhitiwhiti kōrero Based on any previous learning, indicate the degree this is applicable to you: If I struggle with the course material, I tend to seek help from my course instructor.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
18.

Motivation/ whakaohooho Based on any previous learning, indicate how likely this is for you: I tend to postpone my course work and to leave it until the last minute, even if it is important.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
19.

Study Skills/ pūkenga Based on any previous learning, indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I can follow a study schedule and keep up with with course material (incl.assignments).
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know
20.

Trust/ tiakitanga Please indicate the degree this is applicable to you: I am aware of and use measures to protect my device(s) and private information against harm and misuse.
- A.
  
  Not at all
- B.
  
  Somewhat
- C.
  
  Mostly
- D.
  
  A lot
- E.
  
  I do not know