EdTech Research Instruments

A database of the most relevant research instruments for measuring learning processes in the various context of education. All entries include references to the full instruments to be used in your research project. The collection has been developed within in the BMBF-Metaproject "Digitization in Education".

see our publication refering to this project:
Buntins, K., Kerres, M., & Heinemann, A.. (2021). A scoping review of research instruments for measuring student engagement: In need for convergence. International Journal of Educational Research Open, 2(2). doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijedro.2021.100099 ... more

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Learning Indicators
Task-Technology Fit cognitive processes, meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Survey of Reading Strategies meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Survey for Determining Students’ Levels of Satisfaction affective processes
Students’ perceptions of the general pathology course affective processes
Students’ perceptions of an Wikipedia assignment course cognitive processes, affective processes
Students’ Emotions by Joeng affective processes
Students’ Attitudes towards the Blended Learning Approach affective processes, meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Student Satisfaction with the CPS affective processes, behavioural processes
Student satisfaction survey by de Araujo cognitive processes, affective processes, behavioural processes
Student resistance to group work social processes
Student Learning and Satisfaction in Online Learning Environments Instrument (SLS-OLE) by Gray student engagement (general), cognitive processes, affective processes, social processes
Student engagement by O’Malley student engagement (general), affective processes, behavioural processes, social processes
Social Networks in the Employed Cooperative Problem-based Learning Environment behavioural processes, social processes
Semi-structured survey about the use of social media and collaboration technologies on learning experience and performance affective processes, social processes
Self-Efficacy Scale for Scholarly Writing in English cognitive processes, affective processes, meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Self-efficacy in Web-based learning system affective processes
Self-Directed Learning Readiness Scale affective processes, meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Student Evaluation of Educational Quality Questionnaire (SEEQ) cognitive processes, affective processes, social processes, meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Science motivation questionnaire II affective processes
Satisfaction by Xu affective processes
Satisfaction with the mathematics archival system cognitive processes, affective processes, behavioural processes
Satisfaction Questionnaire by Gleason cognitive processes, affective processes
Response types in discussion forums by Coole behavioural processes, social processes
Categories of e-communal learning styles (coding Sheme) behavioural processes, social processes
Questionnaire regarding their experiences and attitudes towards the use of e-learning and their learning of clinical skills. affective processes
Preference for Autonomy at Work social processes
Perceptions toward social interactions during the Jigsaw learning activities affective processes, social processes, meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Perceptions of the blog-based supplementary materials and functionalities of the proposed system affective processes, meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Perceptions of the use on their engagement & learning student engagement (general), cognitive processes, affective processes, behavioural processes, social processes
Perceived usefulness of the course. affective processes, social processes
Perceived learning performance cognitive processes, affective processes
Perceived e-learning process cognitive processes, affective processes
Perceived Usefulness affective processes
Perceived content management by Xu et al. cognitive processes, affective processes
Satisfaction with system’s feedback affective processes

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