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Creative Skills Online Evaluation: 2020/21 (For the ELC Workforce)

JULY FEEDBACK FORM

Creative Skills Online is funded by the Scottish Government and is free to access for ELC practitioners, nursery, family centre and out-of-school care staff, teachers, childminders, play-workers and students. Your feedback is important to us, and helps shape the ways we support the sector.

To be eligible for our monthly prize draw of £50 worth of arts materials for your setting, you need to be part of the Scottish ELC workforce and have used at least one part of Creative Skills Online.

Every month you have another chance to win, so come back next month for another chance!
1.Your Information:(Required.)
2.Which local authority area do you work within?(Required.)
3.What is your role in early years?
(Required.)
4.How did you find out about Creative Skills Online?
5.Which Creative Skills Online resources did you use?(Required.)
6.Who, if anyone, did you share the resources with?(Required.)
7.Creative Skills Online helped me feel more confident about using expressive arts in my setting

Please choose (tick) only one answer from the below list.
8.Creative Skills Online helped me understand the connection between key early years policy and delivering creative experiences

Please choose (tick) only one answer from the below list.
9.Creative Skills Online helped me understand the value and role of arts and creativity in early childhood

Please choose (tick) only one answer from the below list.
10.I am confident in my ability to support the peers I work with to develop their own creativity

Please choose (tick) only one answer from the below list.
11.What 3 words best describe your experience with Creative Skills Online?
12.What is the biggest difference Creative Skills Online has made to you and your practice?
13.Have you used any of the ideas from Creative Skills online? What impact, if any, have you noticed on the children you work with?
14.Is there anything else you think we should know about your experience?
15.At Starcatchers we recognise the power of narrative. Case studies are a vital part of our evaluation process, and examples of how Creative Skills Online has helped improve ELC practice and improve outcomes for young children helps funders, parents and the wider ELC workforce understand the work we do.

If you have a case study you’d like to share, please outline it briefly here and we’ll be in touch. All children’s names and any identifying information is changed to ensure anonymity.