Questionnaire on challenges in online teaching during COVID-19 pandemic

How the European universities are getting on with the sudden shift to online teaching?

The InCompEdu project is seeking an answer to this question: which kind of challenges there are at the European universities. The aim is to identify success stories and best practices, and to learn from each other. Please share your experiences on online teaching!

The results of the survey will be published during the autumn. In addition, the project InCompEdu calls academic teachers at the European universities to join events to share their experiences and for brainstorming. The aim is to identify, how the experiences and successes in the sudden shift to online teaching would be of benefit in the future, to enhance high quality university education.

Questionnaire on challenges in online teaching during COVID-19 pandemic

Brahea Centre at the University of Turku, Centre for Maritime Studies coordinates this survey as part of the InCompEdu project, financed by ERASMUS +. Aside identification of best practices, knowledge and experiences, we are mapping the preparedness to online teaching before the pandemic. We are also surveying the digital infrastructure, tools and applications used in online teaching.

Please find the link to the questionnaire here:
QUESTIONNAIRE on challenges in online teaching

It will take approximately 20 – 30 minutes to complete the questionnaire. You may save the questionnaire and continue to fill in later in your convenience. At the end of the questionnaire, we ask some questions about your background. Participation in the survey is voluntary and researchers will ensure the confidentiality of the findings: answers will not be disclosed, if not in an aggregated format or anonymized, after the removal of personal details. Privacy will be protected in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union.

If you have any questions or comments, do not hesitate to contact the project’s partner university in your country:

University of Gdańsk, Poland. Leszek Reszka. e-mail: leszek.reszka@ug.edu.pl

University of Turku, Finland. Riitta Pöntynen. e-mail: riitta.pontynen@utu.fi
Sari Nyroos. e-mail: sari.nyroos@utu.fi

University of Rijeka, Croatia. Lorena Dadić Fruk. e-mail: lorena.dadic@fthm.hr
University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy. Alma Orazi. e-mail: alma.orazi@uniroma2.it

University of Alba Iulia, Romania. Silvia Maican. e-mail: smihalache@uab.ro
University of Primorska, Slovenia. Felicita Urzi, e-mail: felicita.urzi@upr.si

The project InCompEdu (“Innovative competence in on-line higher education”), co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme, is coordinated by the University of Gdańsk, Poland.