Hi Oamr
I think first and foremost you should think back as to why you did this
research? What were your initial goals, what are you trying to find
out.
Only from here can we help advise you as to the different techniques
that you could use on your data, and what this will accomplish
I would say as a starting point look at frequencies, descriptives and
get a feel for you data,
Mike
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Omar Farook
Sent: 23 April 2007 12:23
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Subject: Evaluation survey data
Dear experts,
I have a raw data contain the following evaluation rates, 1= poor/need
improvement, 2 = fair, 3=good, and 4= very good, of 33 staff evaluated 6
sessions in terms of the following issues.
* Content met stated Objectives.
* Content is applicable to practice.
* Good presentation skills used.
* Speaker involved audience.
* Effective use of teaching aids.
* Time allotted to the topic is adequate.
So by using SPSS, may I know what kind of technique we can use to get
meaningful results?
Many thanks in advance.
Oamr.
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