Personal Digital Device Survey for Secondary Teachers

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This is an anonymous survey to gather data about teachers' opinions on the concept of students openly using their own personal digital devices (including smart phones) as a learning tool at school. It will be used by Dr Tim Kitchen http://timkitchen.net in a series of education conference presentations.

Your type of school *

State

Independent

Catholic

Your role at the school *

you can tick more than one

classroom teacher

network administrator

head of faculty

teacher of IT/Multimedia

principal or deputy principal

Other:

Required

Which of these statements best describe your school's policy on the use of laptops *

My school encourages students to use their own laptops in class as a learning tool

My school only allows students to use specific types of laptops in class

My school provides students with laptops to use when required

My school does not use laptops

Other:

Which of these statements best describe your school's policy on the use of digital tablet devices *

My school encourages students to use their own digital tablet devices in class as a learning tool

My school only allows students to use specific types of digital tablet devices in class

My school provides students with digital tablet devices to use when required

My school does not use digital tablet devices

Other:

Which of these statements best describe your school's policy on the use of smart phones *

My school encourages students to use smart phone in class as a learning tool

My school allows students to use smartphones but not during class lessons

My school doesn't allow students to use smartphones while at school

Other:

Rate the educational value of students being able to bring digital devices to school, connect them to the school network and use them in class. *

No Value

Great Value

How difficult do you think it is (or would be) to manage students with open access to their personal digital devices? *

Not difficult

Extreamly difficult

Which statements best describe your school (you may need to communicate with your network administrator) *

You can pick more than one

We have an open BYOD (bring your own device) approach and allows students and teachers to connect their personal devices to our network.

We are considering a BYOD approach

We allow a limited number of student owned personal digital devices on the school network

We only allow teacher's personal digital devices onto the school network

We don't have any non-school owned devices on our network

We have not considered a BYOD approach

We are open to allowing students to bring in and use their laptops and tablets but not phones

Students can bring in and use any device they like but will not be able to link them to our network

Other:

Required

We have a well communicated and up to date acceptable user policy relating to students approriate use of the Internet *

Yes

Working on it

Not sure

Other:

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