Table 1.
E | I | R | C | SU | SC | Course Participants' Overall Rating | Subset of Raters' Overall Rating | |
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Lecturer | ||||||||
Is engaging (E) | — | .91† | .76† | .91† | .78† | .71† | .78† | .95† |
Identifies key points (I) | — | .77† | .88† | .69† | .80† | .80† | .91† | |
Is relevant to audience (R) | — | .70† | .55† | .47† | .64† | .76† | ||
Is clear (C) | — | .82† | .74† | .75† | .92† | |||
Uses humor | .24 | .26 | .13 | .24 | .09 | .05 | .24 | .17 |
Uses understandable slides (SU) | — | .98† | .69† | .87† | ||||
Uses clearly formated slides (SC) | — | .66† | .80† | |||||
Lecture format | ||||||||
Case-based approach | .34‡ | .33‡ | .30‡ | .28 | .35‡ | .33‡ | .35‡ | .33‡ |
Board simulation | .35‡ | .32‡ | .18 | .32‡ | .38‡ | .34‡ | .19 | .34‡ |
Uses ARS before test | −.01 | −.04 | .01 | −.11 | −.03 | −.04 | −.09 | −.03 |
Uses ARS during test | .19 | .23 | .23 | .16 | .23 | .23 | .33 | .31‡ |
Uses ARS after test | −.24 | −.18 | −.23 | −.17 | −.25 | −.23 | −.09 | −.17 |
Outside factors | ||||||||
Time of talk | .00 | .04 | −.00 | −.04 | −.02 | −.02 | −.04 | −.02 |
Day of talk | −.15 | −.06 | −.02 | −.07 | −.24 | −.24 | .01 | −.19 |
Correlations between ratings of specific lecture features and overall lecture ratings were based on overall ratings from 2 sources: the whole group of course attendees and the subset of 7 raters (who also rated individual lecture features). E indicates that the lecturer “is engaging”; I, “identifies key points”; R, “is relevant to audience”; C, “is clear”; SU, “uses understandable slides”; and SC, “uses clearly formatted slides.” ARS indicates audience response system.
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