Figures & data
Figure 1 Example of the materials (see https://gis-oer.github.io/gitbook/book/index.html).
![Figure 1 Example of the materials (see https://gis-oer.github.io/gitbook/book/index.html).](/cms/asset/49363442-f04c-490d-91f5-9acc78c71fd0/rtpg_a_2341062_f0001_b.jpg)
Table 1 Course category and exercise sections of the materials
Table 2 Learning topics in each exercise
Table 3 Improvements to the course and its materials reflecting feedback
Table 4 Number of respondents in each year
Table 5 Questionnaire items and number of answers
Figure 2 Evaluations of the simplicity of the exercises (average = 2.782). Values close to 1 indicate “negative (complex),” and values close to 5 indicate “positive (simple).”
![Figure 2 Evaluations of the simplicity of the exercises (average = 2.782). Values close to 1 indicate “negative (complex),” and values close to 5 indicate “positive (simple).”](/cms/asset/3e89bbb2-2a9d-4aa3-a154-90a2d4178ec8/rtpg_a_2341062_f0002_b.jpg)
Figure 3 Evaluations of the satisfaction of the exercises (average = 3.917). Values close to 1 indicate “negative,” and values close to 5 indicate “positive.”
![Figure 3 Evaluations of the satisfaction of the exercises (average = 3.917). Values close to 1 indicate “negative,” and values close to 5 indicate “positive.”](/cms/asset/c973d679-3bf9-46a4-925f-da22c6b6110a/rtpg_a_2341062_f0003_b.jpg)
Figure 4 Evaluations of the usability of the materials (average = 3.366). Values close to 1 indicate “negative,” and values close to 5 indicate “positive.”
![Figure 4 Evaluations of the usability of the materials (average = 3.366). Values close to 1 indicate “negative,” and values close to 5 indicate “positive.”](/cms/asset/e1617b9e-17db-4b1a-80ca-7b2578ac8cbe/rtpg_a_2341062_f0004_b.jpg)
Figure 5 Comparison of the levels of simplicity and satisfaction between online and on-site classes.
![Figure 5 Comparison of the levels of simplicity and satisfaction between online and on-site classes.](/cms/asset/c52dff6e-91b0-4379-b703-2feb99acdc7b/rtpg_a_2341062_f0005_b.jpg)
Table 6 Differences in students’ impressions to the exercises and the materials by Kruskal–Wallis test
Table 7 Differences in students’ impressions to onsite class vs online class by Mann-Whitney U test
Figure 6 The answers of questionnaire items (N = 107). Values represented in each bar indicate the number of students.
![Figure 6 The answers of questionnaire items (N = 107). Values represented in each bar indicate the number of students.](/cms/asset/68893801-eba0-4fc5-a114-a3fc8518f22c/rtpg_a_2341062_f0006_b.jpg)
Table 8 Items correlated between Type 1 and Type 2 questions