INTELLECTUAL OUTPUT3: QUESTIONNAIRES

We have designed and developed questionnaires in 7 language versions for the Materials Evaluation forms that are distributed to the participants before and after the end of the pilot application period.
Evidence collected, is considered as a whole to score the indicator on a five- point scale, where Level 1 is associated with the lowest level of concern and Level 5 with the highest.
The results are gathered from our Digital Intellectual outputs: Mobile App software and E-Platform as well as from the Multiplier and live streaming events.

INTELLECTUAL OUTPUT4: REPORTS

DART developed six reports from all participating countries including the results from the pilot application of DART outputs to our target groups.
The reports contain the evaluation results from the pilot application of our Digital Intellectual products:

a) Mobile app (Workout programs for diabetic patients type I and II)
From the number of the digital “trees of life” that are completed, we have received information about how many people have completed the workout program, how many have dropped it and at which stage, the type of diabetes they suffer from, age, gender.

b) E-Platform statistics

-Results from the statistical analysis of the E-platform (number of users that signed in the modules, number of visits etc.)
– Collection of evaluation data gathered from people that have participated to online events.

c) The results from the Materials evaluation forms that are distributed to diabetic athletes, parents and teachers/ coaches after the Multiplier events.

ANALYSIS OF RESULTS

-Analysis of the results gathered according to Indicators.

-Development of 6 Reports (EN language), one for each participating country.

​FINAL REPORT and Statistical analysis

The FINAL REPORT includes the analysis of the results received from the Reports of all participating institutions according to the indicators analysed in the Methodology section.
– STATISTICAL ANALYSIS: DART also includes Statistical analysis of the results useful for further investigation in the field and RECOMMENTATIONS for the inclusion of disadvantaged  groups that are useful for sport policy makers.
The reports developed by the results of our project are very
useful for the analysis of inclusion strategies for disadvantaged groups and might help sports policy makers around Europe to gather valuable data for their studies.