Re: Questionnarie on learning openEHR

[Erik Sundvall <erik.sundvall@liu.se>]

Hello again all openEHR learners!

We'd be very glad, if you took time to quickly answer some of the questions below right now, since we want your thoughts to influence the next phase of the project. If your time is limited then just pick one or a few of the eight questions. Send your reply to domsi528@student.liu.se not to the mailinglist. 

// Erik Sundvall

P.s. Great thanks to two "learners" (and to the four "teachers/tutors") that have replied so far!

On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 08:46, Erik Sundvall <erik.sundvall@liu.se> wrote:

Hi!

Did you ever think the inner workings of openEHR were a bit tricky to learn? If you can help "my" master student Dominique by answering some of the questions below, then I hope we can give an even more useful report and tool back to the openEHR community.

Don't send your questionnarie reply to the mailinglist, we don't want your answer to bias other answers. 

Send it to domsi528@student.liu.se instead...

Best regards,
Erik Sundvall
erik.sundvall@liu.se http://www.imt.liu.se/~erisu/  Tel: +46-13-286733

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Dominique Siivonen <domsi528@student.liu.se>
Date: Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 14:57

Hello!

My name is Dominique Siivonen and I am a cognitive science student doing my master thesis at the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Linköping in Sweden. The purpose of the thesis is to develop a graphical tool to visualize the structure and semantics of the openEHR reference model, to facilitate teaching and learning. The purpose of this inquiry is to get a picture of how learning of openEHR is done today and collect input for the design.

Your participation in the inquiry is very important for me because you have the knowledge about how the tutoring and learning is done today. So what you tell me will be valuable information to how I should design the graphical tool. Therefore I am very grateful for your participation and I thank you in advance.

The inquiry results will be anonymously presented. It will not be possible to see who responded what.

If you have any questions about the inquiry or regarding my master thesis, feel free to ask me using the address domsi528@student.liu.se. 

Please read all of the questions before you start answering any of them, and if your time is limited then start answering where you believe your experiences may be of most help. You can, whenever you want, quit answering, and send me the partial response. Please send your responses at the latest of February 8, 2010.

If you are interested in the end result of my master thesis (planed to be finished in June 2010), then please fill out your e-mail below and I will get in touch when the master thesis is done. Tools and materials developed during the thesis will be available under open source licenses.

Your e-mail:

The Questions

What is your role in, or relation to, openEHR?


What activities did you do to learn the structure and semantics of openEHR?


1. What tools and/or resources did you make use of when you learned about the structure and semantics of openEHR?
   
   
2. What metaphors and/or examples where used to explain the structure and semantics of openEHR (also describe the metaphors)?
   
   
What parts of openEHR were difficult to learn?


3. What were your strategies to learn the difficult parts of openEHR?
   
   
4. Today, when applying your knowledge about the structure and semantics of openEHR, what problems do you get that are related to your knowledge of openEHR?
   
   
What is your educational and professional background?

Do you have any further comments? Then please write them here.

Thanks for your help!

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