This simple search was then limited to 2010-2013, articles, English, education discipline, and full text. It yielded 1106 items. The top five are shown below.
What I learned: Content. I retrieved the first article, a 2010 study by Espasa and Meneses. This research study analyzed 3 types of feedback. One type of feedback is when an instructor answers questions, the second type is feedback after an assignment, and the third type is feedback after a final assignment. Essentially, the researchers found that feedback increases a student's sense of satisfaction with an online course.
What I learned: Searching. I was surprised how much I rely on language helps, whether by a controlled vocabulary or some type of word help. JStor offers none and I had a nagging sense that perhaps the search could have been better, if only I had found and used better words.
Reflection: JStor is direct and easy to search. Because of the moving wall, I would not search JStor for current coverage.
The top five retrieved items were:
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