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Wu, Mingchang; Tseng, Kuo-hung; Liu, Weite – Online Submission, 2007
Technical programs at the higher education level play an important role in the journey of economic development. Technical institutes in Taiwan have been facing challenges while the Taiwan economics rapidly changes in the recent years. Nowadays, the fast revolution of technology and socioeconomic structures just challenges the efficiency and…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Technical Institutes, Foreign Countries, Institutional Role

Valiga, Michael J. – 1983
An analysis of variance approach to estimating reliability is examined. This approach uses an internal-consistency index for estimating the reliability of survey instruments containing ranked items, and is recommended when the relative ranking of item means is of interest to survey researchers. The computation of this index is demonstrated using…
Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, Higher Education, Institutional Research, Item Analysis
Zusman, Barbara J.; Duby, Paul B. – 1984
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a token monetary incentive for improving response rates to a mail questionnaire with a difficult to survey postsecondary student population. The results demonstrate that by using a monetary incentive, a substantial improvement in response rate can be achieved at a reasonable cost per…
Descriptors: Incentives, Institutional Research, Motivation Techniques, Postsecondary Education
Chick, Robert J. – 1974
To determine how selected community colleges with institutional research offices have organized the office to implement institutional research, incorporated the office into the institutional structure, assigned responsibility for institutional research, determined priorities for research projects, and assessed the value of outcomes of research…
Descriptors: Administrators, Community Colleges, Institutional Research, Postsecondary Education
Volkwein, J. Fredericks; And Others – 1989
Drawing upon both the fund-raising and outcomes literature, a gift-giving model is described that explains the connection between a variety of alumni demographic characteristics, previous university experiences, and gift-giving interest and capacity. Donor behavior is viewed as a function of both capacity and motivation. However, the personality…
Descriptors: Alumni, Demography, Donors, Educational Experience
Fraas, John W.; Newman, Isadore – 1989
Three statistical techniques--conjoint analysis, a multiple linear regression model, and a multiple linear regression model with a surrogate person variable--were used to estimate the relative importance of five university attributes for students in the process of selecting a college. The five attributes include: availability and variety of…
Descriptors: College Choice, Higher Education, Individual Characteristics, Institutional Characteristics
Wilcox, Stuart A. – 1982
A study was conducted in January 1981 to assess the level of research activities within the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD). The study sought to identify the staff and monetary resources allocated to research; the activities in which researchers were involved and the amount of time they devoted to each; and those areas which…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Educational Researchers, Financial Support, Institutional Research
Prentice, Barbara S. – 1979
The Research and Evaluation Department of the Tucson, Arizona Unified School District offers an array of customized services using machine-readable questionnaires, from instrument design to data tabulation. The bulk of this document contains examples of questionnaires for parents, students and staff. The examples measure attitudes toward:…
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Elementary Secondary Education, Information Dissemination, Information Services
Moraine Valley Community Coll., Palos Hills, IL. – 1974
Six student and four potential student populations were sampled to determine what, how, when, and where suburban community college students and potential students would like to learn, and to relate learning preferences to sex, age, education, occupation, and the 10 groups surveyed. A total of 952 community college student responses were obtained,…
Descriptors: Adult Students, College Students, Community Attitudes, Community Colleges
Bangura, Abdul Karim – 1998
This paper explores the concept of student-centered instruction at the higher education level and proposes use of the STUCEN scale to evaluate student centeredness as an institution-wide strategy and to link it to performance criteria such as student recruitment, retention, and graduation. The philosophy of student centeredness is discussed in…
Descriptors: College Outcomes Assessment, College Students, Evaluation Methods, Higher Education
Wilbur, Susan – 1988
An image assessment study was conducted by a young, rapidly growing, public university to provide accurate and timely direction for student recruitment and communications activities. The study consisted of opinion and attitude surveys mailed to 4,500 current students and 22,000 alumni. The survey explored student and alumni satisfaction with…
Descriptors: Alumni, College Planning, College Students, Higher Education
James, Glenn W.; And Others – 1984
A comparison of telephone and mail surveys of accepted applicants who chose not to attend Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University was undertaken. The telephone method was used to interview the undergraduate applicants' parents, while the mail survey was sent to graduate school applicants. The telephone survey concerned 161 in-state…
Descriptors: College Applicants, College Attendance, College Choice, Comparative Analysis
Cheskis-Gold, Rena; Loescher, Ruth; Shepard-Rabadam, Elizabeth; Carroll, Barbara – Online Submission, 2004
This paper provides an overview of the entire process necessary to developing a university-wide web survey, from the community-building process for creating support for the survey and determining the questions, to the specific tasks necessary for designing and administering an efficient web product. (Contains 17 tables.)
Descriptors: Institutional Research, Higher Education, Surveys, Computer Assisted Testing
Delaney, Anne Marie – 1995
This analysis illustrates how alumni survey research can assess outcomes for graduates of master's degree programs and also be responsive to program goals, policy concerns of administrators, instructional values of the faculty, and standards of professional practice. Issues related to survey design and analysis are discussed, based on a study of…
Descriptors: Alumni, Educational Quality, Graduate Surveys, Higher Education
Longmore, Myron J. – 1983
A retention plan was developed to quantify and qualify the attrition problem and to establish action plans to improve retention for a regional university serving many nontraditional students. Cameron University, a state institution in Oklahoma, provides both associate and bachelor degree programs. The attrition problems were difficult to identify…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, College Attendance, Databases, Dropout Research