早稲田大学との関係
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Answer Options
Response
Percent
Response
Count
Never heard about Waseda
University before taking this course
57.3% 333
I just know the name, but am not
familiar with Waseda university
29.6% 172
I am somewhat familiar with
Waseda University
8.1% 47
I am very familiar with Waseda
University
1.9% 11
I am staff/a researcher of Waseda
University
1.7% 10
I am a student/alumni of Waseda
University
2.4% 14
My university is a partner of
Waseda University
0.9% 5
I am a potential student of Waseda
University
1.5% 9
I have visited Waseda University as
a scholar/student
1.4% 8
※アンケートに答えた学習者の6割が、講座を受けるまで早稲田大学を知らなかっ
たと回答。「教育と学修内容の公開」をすることで、「国際展開戦略策定」や「留学生
の獲得」などWaseda Vision 150推進において大きな役割を果たす可能性。
“Never heard about Waseda University before
taking this course”と答えた国別の学習者数と割合
順位 国 学習者数
回答者全体
の割合
1 United States of America 107 76%
2 Spain 23 64%
3 United Kingdom 18 62%
4 Chile 13 59%
5 Canada 12 63%
5 India 12 63%
5 Netherlands 12 75%
8 Philippines 9 64%
9 Australia 7 58%
9 Italy 7 100.0%
9 Mexico 7 78%
9 Portugal 7 78% 18
コースの評価
Answer Options Rating Average
Overall satisfaction with the course
4.47
Overall difficulty of the course
(1: very easy to 5: very difficult)
3.05
Instructors’explanations of course content
in the videos
4.30
The effectiveness of the reading material
(text before and after the videos)
4.28
The effectiveness of exercises
(non-graded problem-sets)
4.14
The effectiveness of assessments
graded problem-sets)
4.22
The effectiveness of the Mid-term Report
(peer assessment)
3.84
The effectiveness of the Final Report
(peer assessment)
3.98
Student-to-student interaction
in the discussion forums
3.42
Interaction with Professor Shibayama, the TA’s
and university staff in the discussion forums
3.81
Textual presentation of information
in the videos and slides
4.35
Visual Presentation of information
in the videos and slides
4.41
The sound quality in the videos
4.48
コース受講者の集まりに参加したいか
Answer Options Response Percent
I’d like to attend if it was online such as Skype.
48.5%
I’d like to attend if it was held
at the Waseda University campus (Japan).
25.0%
No
32.5%
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京都大学は、オンラインでプレゼンテーションコンテストを行い、優れた成績を収
めた学習者を実際に京都大学に招待した。これに限らず、学習者のコミュニティ
形成及びその維持に対して本学がどう取り組むかについて検討する必要性
( 「国際展開戦略策定」や「留学生の獲得」など)。
中間課題
• Study the history of coastal disasters in your
country or a country you have an interest.
Describe the nature of the disasters and
provide details of the historic events. Discuss
what, if any, changes there were toward
disaster mitigation. Provide details of the type
of disaster mitigation measures with detailed
examples. You should provide references to
support your arguments.
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中間課題の評価観点
• <観点1>Does this response describe the nature
of historical coastal disasters?(Not at all, Briefly, In
detailの3段階評価)
• <観点2>Does this response explain how
approaches to coastal disaster mitigation changed?
( Not at all, Very briefly, Briefly, In detailの4段階評
価)
• <観点3>Does this response provide evidence to
support the arguments?(Not at all, Very briefly,
Brieflyの3段階評価)
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期末課題
• Situation
– You are visiting a Japanese coastal city, popular with tourists for the
maritime sports and traditional picturesque Japanese scenery during
peak season. Typically 15,000 tourists alone visit per day and the city is
very crowded. During your visiting a large earthquake hits offshore
and generates a tsunami. You must decide a suitable place for
evacuation.
• Tsunami conditions
– Inundation height: 10m at the shoreline. Tsunami arrival time: the first
wave will reach the shoreline 22 minutes after the earthquake. Run-up
height: potentially 15m.
• Other Conditions
– You will be informed about the tsunami two minutes after the
earthquake via loudspeakers. You injure you ankle during the
earthquake. You can walk but not run.
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期末課題
• Assignment
• Refer to the provided elevation map and data on the evacuation centers.
Choose two of the four starting locations (S1~S4). Decide where you
would evacuate to in the case of the above scenario. Write down two
separate answers for each of your chosen starting locations. In your
answers be sure to:
– Separate your answers for the two locations by clearly writing
""ANSWER A: Location (S1~S4)"" and ""ANSWER B: Location (S1~S4)"“
– Specify exactly where you would evacuate to so that it is easily
identifiable on the map.
– Explain why you choose the evacuation point. You should specify
details about each of the following: time, evacuation capacity, and
height
– Explain why other locations closer to the starting point are not suitable
evacuation points. You should use one or more of the following
categories: time, evacuation capacity and/or height as a justification.
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期末課題の評価観点
• <観点1・2>Does the response for ANSWER A/B adequately
describe the specific evacuation point (具体的な避難場所)
so that it is identifiable on the elevation map?(Not at all,
Briefly, In detailの3段階評価)
• <観点3・4>Does the response for ANSWER A/B provide a
suitable reason(適切な理由) for the chosen evacuation
point? ( Not at all, Briefly, In detailの3段階評価)
• <観点5・6>Does the response for ANSWER A/B explain why
another location closer to the chosen evacuation point or
starting point was not suitable(他の場所が適切でない理
由)? (Not at all, In detailの2段階評価)
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相互評価に対する学習者のコメント
• The most effective, inspirational and stimulating assignment I
have ever done so far (including all fields of study). I had to
put almost all of the knowledge I gained from the lectures of
this course in order to come up with an evacuation plan, one
for each answer. It seems that a major purpose of this course
was for us to know how to make an evacuation plan,
depending on the situation. And, at least for me, it was a
great success. I realize that without taking this course I
wouldn't be able to complete such a task and for that I am
grateful.
• Very nice assessment! It made me really think how I would or
should act when there is a storm surge in The Netherlands.
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相互評価に対する学習者のコメント
• Some reviewer's don't have any background knowledge on
local contents.
• I did not like the grading system for this because everyone has
their own opinion and this might effect your grade on how
you write.
• The parameters of what earned each student a good grade
were very wide open. For example, I typed almost 10 pages,
believing that I needed to in order to truly complete the
assignment's requirements. I believe most students only
wrote a few pages, and focused on one city or area instead of
a country, as otherwise specified. Since the grading rubric was
very soft, it was extremely easy to do little work and get a
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