Online English lesson Survey

After over a year of online lessons, I'd like to know what you like best and how to improve our course. Which do you prefer?

• online lessons

• in-person lessons

• both

• in-person, but online lessons have some advantages too

• online, but in-person lessons have some advantages too

When attending an online meeting or course, I prefer to ....

• have my camera on

• have my camera off

• don't mind either way

When attending an online course, I prefer if the instructor ....

• has their camera on

• has their camera off

• either way is fine

When groups are bigger, I sometimes use break out rooms. How do you feel about working in them?

• like them, from time to time

• like them, would like to use them more often

• don't like them much but are ok from time to time

• don't like them and prefer not to use them

Multitasking: Since the start of our online course, we mostly keep our cameras off. And honestly, I know many of you are also multitasking during the lesson. What do you think?

• I shouldn't do it but it is sometimes necessary and it is a good way for me to attend the lessons every week even when I am busy.

• I shouldn't do it and if I had to use my camera I would do it less often.

• I don't do it much, so it isn't a problem.

• I do it and I don't see a problem with it.

I would be interested in an "English Stammtisch."

• yes

• no

If an "English Stammtisch" would take place, I would prefer to meet with ...

• only the members of my English course

• all participants from my company

• it doesn't matter

If an "English Stammtisch" would take place, I would prefer to meet ...

• once a month

• twice a semester

• once a semester

If an "English Stammtisch" would take place, I would prefer to meet ...

• on a Wednesday evening

• on a Thursday evening

• on a Friday evening

• on a Saturday afternoon

If an "English Stammtisch" would take place, I would prefer to meet ...

• at Öufi

• at a location in town

• at a location outside of town i.e. Riverside

• doesn't matter