Organic.Edunet Web Portal - User Satisfaction Analysis (EFITA 2011)
1. V. Protonotarios, N. Palavitsinis and N. Manouselis
Greek Research & Technology Network (GRNET)
EFITA 2011 Conference, July 11-14 2011,
Prague, Czech Republic
2. • a learning portal providing access to almost
11,000 quality digital resources on OA & AE
and green topics
• has more than 2,200 registered users
• features a multilingual user interface
• content can be retrieved using 4 different search
mechanisms
3. 2200 registered users
almost 11.000 available resources
11 institutional collections so far
*01/01/2010 -15/06/2011
More than 44.000 visits from 160 countries
182.300 page views
≈11.000/month , >360 per day
almost 34.000 unique visitors
75% new visitors / 27% direct traffic
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6. Based on WebQual questionnaire
http://www.Webqual.co.uk/instrument.htm.
Includes 20 questions on usability,
design/appearance, usefulness & content
Available online at http://www.ieru.org/organicsurvey
200 results collected from March to August 2010
7.
8. Question 1: I find the Web portal easy to learn to operate
Question 2: My interaction with the Web portal is clear and
understandable
Question 3: I find the Web portal easy to navigate
Question 4: I find the Web portal easy to use
Question 5: The Web portal has an attractive appearance
Question 6: The design is appropriate to an educational Web
portal
9. Question 8: The content is adequate to support teaching of
topics related to Organic Agriculture and Agroecology
Question 9: Provides believable information
Question 10: Provides relevant information
Question 11: Provides easy to understand information
Question 12: Provides information at the right level of detail
Question 13: Presents the information in an attractive format
Question 19: The site has useful material that can be used
for educating young people on Organic Agriculture and
Agroecology
10. Question 7: The Web portal creates a positive experience for
me
Question 14: It is easy to contact the Organic.Edunet
consortium
Question 15: My personal information feels secure
Question 16: Creates a sense of personalization
Question 17: Conveys a sense of community
Question 18: I will use this Web portal in the future
Question 20: My overall satisfaction from the Organic.Edunet
Web portal
12. 83,5% agree that the portal is easy to operate
92% of the portal users liked their interactivity with
the portal
13. 87,1% of the users considered the use of the portal
more or less easy
Does the Web portal have an attractive appearance?
95,1% agree!
14. Provides believable information: 92,5%
Provides easy to understand info: 96,9%
Provides information at the right level of detail:
83,7%
15. Presents the information in an attractive format:
86,6%
The site has useful material that can be used for
educating young people on Organic Agriculture
and Agroecology: 93,7%
16. The Web portal creates a positive experience for
me: 87,7%
It is easy to contact the Organic.Edunet
consortium: 87,8%
17. Creates a sense of personalization: 76,8%
Conveys a sense of community: 81,3%
I will use this Web portal in the future: 96,8%
18. Usability and appearance of the portal
(Questions 1-6, 14, 16): more than 90% of the
participants found the portal easy to use, operate and
navigate.
Appropriateness for educational purposes
(design and content) (Questions 8, 10, 19) :
more than 85% of the participants found the portal
design and content appropriate for educational
purposes
19. Provides access to high quality and relevant to the
area of OA and AE educational resources (Questions
9, 10, 11, 12, 13).
Confirmed by more than 87% of the participants
General positive experience from the
Organic.Edunet Web portal (Questions 7, 15, 17, 18,
20):
At least 85% of the survey participants were positive in
regards of each one of these questions.
20. The vast majority of the participants were really pleased
with the various aspects of the portal.
Feedback received used as a guide for revisions
A portal has to remain attractive, so revisions are often
required
The portal is constantly enriched with new resources
21. The work presented in this paper has been funded
with support by the European Commission, and more
specifically the project
“Organic.Balkanet - Developing the Skills of
Organic Agriculture Trainers for the Balkans”
(2009-1-RO1-LEO05-03584 / LLP-LdV-TOI-2009-RO-
008) of the Leonardo da Vinci Programme.