Development and Validation of an Instrument for Student Evaluation of the Quality of Web-Based Instruction

Ingrid Stewart
Department of Mathematics
Community College of Southern Nevada

Eunsook Hong
Department of Educational Psychology
University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Neal Strudler
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
University of Nevada, Las Vegas

The authors developed an instrument that allows instructors to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the quality of Web-based courses. Development and validation of the instrument involved four phases. In Phase I, an instrument was developed based on survey results from students and instructors of Web-based courses and an extensive literature review. In Phase II, the instrument was placed on the World Wide Web to collect data. Phase III was a validity study using the data collected in Phase II. In Phase IV, the instrument was revised using feedback from the first three phases.