Figure 1
Graph comparing the number of active learners to the number of activity responses during the first presentation of Literature and Mental Health: Reading for Wellbeing.
Figure 2
Graph comparing total number of responses to each course activity with the number of responses in which an email address was supplied.
Figure 3
Graph showing the percentage of responses to each activity in which an email address was supplied.
Figure 4
Graph showing learner responses to the End of Course survey question ‘Which of the following features of the course did you learn most from?’
Figure 5
Graph showing learner responses to the End of Course survey question ‘Which of the following features of the course did you learn least from?’
Figure 6
Graph comparing the numbers of comments across all discussion steps during the first presentation of Literature and Mental Health: Reading for Wellbeing.
| Focused on one thing | Distracted by lots of things |
| Physically relaxed | Physically tense |
| Mentally calm | Mentally anxious |
| At ease, able to cope | Overwhelmed |
| Hopeful | Hopeless |
| Uplifted, upbeat | Unhappy, down |
Figure 7
Graph comparing total number of survey/activity responses to the number of survey/activity responses containing at least one answer to an open-ended question.
Figure 8
Graph comparing the total number of comments made across all presentations of the University of Warwick’s five existing MOOCs.
SaHW: Shakespeare and His World.
TMiF: The Mind is Flat: The Shocking Shallowness of Human Psychology.
BD: Big Data: Measuring and Predicting Human Behaviour.
BiM: Babies in Mind: Why the Parent’s Mind Matters.
LaMH: Literature and Mental Health: Reading for Wellbeing.
Figure 9
Graph showing average number of comments per learner for each presentation of the University of Warwick’s five existing MOOCs.
SaHW: Shakespeare and His World.
TMiF: The Mind is Flat: The Shocking Shallowness of Human Psychology.
BD: Big Data: Measuring and Predicting Human Behaviour.
BiM: Babies in Mind: Why the Parent’s Mind Matters.
LaMH: Literature and Mental Health: Reading for Wellbeing.