Online Instructional Context, Perceived Learning Outcomes, and Intention to Persist in College

   You are invited to participate in an online learning study by completing some questionnaires. The purpose of the study is to improve online teaching and students’ learning experience. The expected time commitment for completing the survey is approximately 10-15 minutes.  All records and information collected in this study will be confidential. In any reporting of the data all individuals will be anonymous, so there is no risk of your participation in this study becoming publicly known.  Your participation is important to help us understand the impact of online activities and improve the structure of online learning in the future.  Click on this survey link to take the survey.  Upon completion of the survey, you will have the opportunity to enter into a drawing for a $50 gift card. The drawing will be held after the data collection is completed. The researchers will draw eight participants, and each will receive a $50 gift card.  For questions please contact Carlene Brown at carlene.brown@unco.edu.  If you have any concerns about your selection or treatment as a research participant, please contact Chris Saxton, chris.saxton@unco.edu, IRB Administrator, Office of Research, Kepner Hall, University of Northern Colorado Greeley, CO 80639. 

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Researchers seek healthy young adults

Researchers seek healthy young adults to participate in a single, 2-hour testing session that will include walking forward and backward on a straight line at three different speeds. Selected participant will complete a 90-120 minute session that involves normal and tandem walk along a straight line, wearing the lab gears. Rest will be taken as needed.  Participant requirements: Healthy adults between 18 - 30 years of age, participation in some form of physical activity at least five times per week for approximately 30 min each time, and be without neurological or musculoskeletal injuries.  If you are interested in participating, please contact Francis Fasuyi at fasu3305@bears.unco.edu.  For more details, see this flyer.