Thanks! These look great! They don't have exactly the functionality I need for the current project, but I'm already thinking of other ways I can use them. Thanks for sharing!
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You might try this online resource. I use the personal booking as well as WhenIsGood.Net.
http://signupsheet.com/
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On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 3:03 PM, Michele Doney <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Hope your summer's going well!
>
> We're running a study group pilot in the fall that will require us to
> form study groups based on schedule availability information gathered
> from about
> 250 students in a targeted intervention. I need to present students
> with a total of about 42 possible time/day options during the week and
> enable them to tell me which times they are available, and among those
> times, which times they actually prefer so I can do my best to
> accommodate their preferences. I do this with the tutor work schedule
> pretty simply using a schedule grid in Excel that they fill out and
> either print or email back to me (X=cannot work, O= prefer to work,
> blank = could work it if you had to), but I don't want to try that
> with 250 incoming freshmen who may not even have easy access to Excel at home.
>
> This seems to me like it's probably a pretty common problem for folks
> who run learning centers with targeted interventions. I bet folks who
> run mandatory SI programs face this a lot. Can anybody suggest a free
> online tool or other solution? We've already considered and ruled out
> Doodle (uses actual dates instead of just days), SurveyMonkey (the
> question formats are limited in such a way that we'd literally have to
> ask the same question 42 times), and Google Forms (same as
> SurveyMonkey). However, if you know tricks that I don't and you're
> using one of these successfully, I'm all ears!
>
> Thanks!
>
> Michele
>
> Michele Costabile Doney, MSEd
> Director, Math & Science Resource Center Adjunct Instructor,
> Department of Mathematics & Computer Science Recording Secretary,
> Higher Education Officers Council Secretary, Association for the
> Tutoring Profession NCLCA Certified Learning Center Professional -
> Level One John Jay College of Criminal Justice
> [1172 Math & Science Resource logo cropped] Room 01.94 NB
> 524 W 59 ST
> New York, NY 10019
> T.646-557-4595
>
> "Helping Under-prepared Students Prepare, Prepared Students Advance,
> and Advanced Students Excel" - The NADE Motto
>
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