Hands-on Workshop in Computational Biophysics Evaluation Questions

We survey attendees at the conclusion of each workshop so that we can constantly improve our offerings.  Here is a list of topics that attendees to the Hands-on Workshop in Computational Biophysics are asked to evaluate:

Outcomes

  • The Workshop broadened my understanding of concepts and principles in the field of Computational and Theoretical Biophysics.
  • The Workshop improved my ability to carry out original research in the field of Theoretical and Computation biophysics.
  • The workshop improved significantly my computational skills.
  • The workshop taught me techniques directly applicable to my career.
  • The material presented in the workshop was relevant to my research.

Lectures

  • The instructor's knowledge of the subjects was good.
  • The instructors explained the material well.
  • The instructors provided real-world examples.
  • The lectures were coordinated between instructors.
  • Lectures incorporated recent developments in the field.
  • The range of lectures captured the overall essentials of the field.
  • The level of the lectures was appropriate.
  • The underlying rationale of the techniques presented was clear.
  • The instructors stimulated my intellectual curiosity.
  • The daily Q&A period was beneficial.
  • The Tuesday presentations by participants were a valuable addition to the Workshop.

Hands-On Sessions

  • The hands-on sessions were important for the learning process in the Workshop.
  • The concrete examples in the hands-on tutorials increased my understanding of the lectures.
  • The hands-on sessions were long enough.
  • The hands on sessions were coordinated with the lectures.
  • TAs were well-prepared to answer questions.
  • There were sufficient instructions to proceed with the hands-on assignments.
  • There were enough TAs /instructional staff to help the participants.
  • The tutorial options accommodated the differing interests of the participants.
  • The tutorial options accommodated the differing expertise of the participants.

Environment and Technical Resources

  • The software used in the Workshop ran well on my (Windows, Mac, Linux) laptop.
  • The lecture room was conductive to learning.
  • The projection was sufficient for lectures.
  • The Hampton Inn provided sufficient accommodations.

Communication and Dissemination

  • Instructors were readily available for Q&A outside the lecture periods.
  • The Workshop web site was informative about the event.
  • The emails about setting up laptops for the Workshop were helpful.
  • The organizational emails before the workshop were helpful.

Overall Satisfaction

  • The Workshop was well organized.
  • The balance between lectures and hands-on sessions was optimal.
  • The Workshop addressed my research needs.
  • Overall, the Workshop met my expectations.
  • I would recommend this Workshop to others.

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