Wednesday, 15 January 2014

Form Return – Quick Plots

In a previous article you were introduced to Form Return. In this short article, you will see some of the immediate results you can produce from the raw data captured using Form Return answer sheets.

Each of these graphs or tables only tells a small part of the story. The more detailed analysis and statistics will be the subject of a future article. These graphs do not necessarily indicate a problem with a question but may suggest a question (or answer key) deserves a second look. 

Figure 1: Frequency of student responses for a multiple choice question, n = 28. Correct answer in light blue. Graphed in Excel.

Figure 2: Frequency of student responses for a numerical response question, n = 28. Correct answer in light blue. Graphed in Excel.

Figure 3: Plot of student final exam grades (%) sorted from highest to lowest. Does not include Written Response scores. Graphed in Excel.



Student ID
U1 Exam
U2 Exam
U3 Exam
U4 Exam
Final Exam
id1
33.3
56.0
22.2
21.1
29.1
id2
58.3
36.0
44.4
31.6
36.4
id3
75.0
96.0
66.7
78.9
69.1
id4
91.7
84.0
33.3
63.2
67.3
id5
70.8
76.0
44.4
84.2
60.0
id6
70.8
56.0
55.6
57.9
25.5
id7
75.0
88.0
83.3
78.9
61.8
id8
70.8
92.0
61.1
78.9
69.1
id9
62.5
56.0
44.4
73.7
27.3

Table 1: Marks (%) from all exams in a course can be linked by student ID. Data shown here does not include written response scores. 

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