Evaluation of the pilot on-line lesson

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1. What do you like about the design of the entry page and the sourcing materials lesson pages?

2. What don’t you like about the design?

3. What suggestions do you have to improve the overall design of the pages?

4. Do you think there are about the right number of photographs and graphic images? Are they helpful in illustrating the content?

5. Are the audio clips integrated into the lesson appropriately? Do you like the design of the cards introducing the entrepreneurs?

1. Based on the lesson titles, do you think that the content is comprehensive for a person interested in starting an apparel business? Based on the titles, what content do you think might be missing?

2. Is the content for the Sourcing Materials lesson organized logically or would you approach the material differently? Were the course objectives met?

3. What content would you delete or move to another lesson? What content is missing or not emphasized enough?

4. What additional graphic images or photographs would present the material more clearly or be more engaging?

5. Do the moving slide shows (series of still images) present a message that emphasizes the desired content? Do the entrepreneur profiles add important information or should they be shortened or deleted?

6. Do you like the approach and content of the interactive exercise at the end? Do you have any suggestions for content or design?

1. Is the lesson easy to navigate? Did you find multiple ways to navigate helpful?

2. Did you get lost at any point during the lesson? Where?

3. Are the links to websites easy to use AND to return to the lesson?

4. Did you find it helpful for the left-hand navigation toolbar to locate the section in the text? Could you always find your way back to home?

1. Were you able to download the necessary FLASH software easily? Or, do you think a business person would be able to download it easily?

2. Was the playing of the audio clips easy, loud enough, and the right length?

3. Are there any other strategies to help on-line users pace themselves or add some facilitation?

4. How long did you spend on the module? Was this too long, too short, right length?

5. Each module will be available individually (with introduction) or by as a course. The proposed cost will be $25-35 per module or $210 per course. Do you think this is an appropriate cost, too much, too little?

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