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Internet Master Evaluation Project

Slide Shows

What Our Research Evaluation Shows

Overview of the Evaluation Process

Just for fun: "David Betterman's" Top 10 Ways you Know You've Been on the Internet Too Long
Summary Table: 1996 Imaster Classes

Evaluation of 1996 Imaster Pilot Classes
Summary Table: 1997 Imaster Classes
     Reports on individual classes:
Summary Table: 1998 Imaster Classes
     Reports on individual classes:
Summary Table: Miscellaneous Imaster Classes
     Reports on individual classes:
Evaluation Instruments ©
(copyrighted--Please ask for permission to use)

What is the Internet Master Program?

The Internet Master Program is a unique opportunity designed to expand the community's knowledge and skills of the world's newest electronic frontier ... the Internet. The program provides volunteers with a 30-hour training course on how to access, search, retrieve and post Internet information. The volunteers agree to do 30 hours of volunteer community education on the Internet within one year of the conclusion of their class.

For details about the Internet Master curriculum and programming management please visit  the Internet Master Program Home Page

What is the Internet Master Evaluation Shop?

Mission: The mission of the Imaster Evaluation Shop is to document impact and outcomes of Imaster programming initiated in Missouri from 1996-1998 and for programming by the state Internet Master training team through December of 1998.

How does the evaluation shop work?  The evaluation staff:

  • Provides standardized, preprinted evaluation forms to be used at the beginning of Class 1, at the conclusion of Class 10 and at the conclusion of volunteer hours. Copies of the Learning Type Measure are also available for purchase.
  • Provides camera ready copy of the "Feedback from Today" form.
  • Have entered data from Imaster classes initiated between 1996 and 1998.
  • Does statisticall analysis of  Internet Master class data using SPSS for the PC.
  • Write reports (with reasonable timetables)!
  • Are an integral part of the Internet Master programming and state training team.

Evaluation Shop Coordinator:

Cynthia Crawford
153 South Odell Avenue
Marshall MO 65340
(660) 886-6908
fax [660] 886=2603
crawfordc@missouri.edu


Click here for details on the Imaster Evaluation Shop.

This web site is supported in part by the University of Missouri Outreach and Extension Outreach Development Fund.

University Outreach logo Cynthia Crawford, Internet Master Evaluator
Mark Belwood, Webpage Design
Updated 10/11/01

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