Soliciting your input on a Seminar Feedback Form

[draconis]

Okay, I'm getting ready to do another martial arts seminar. What additions/changes would you recommend for the following feedback form?


SURVEY FEEDBACK FORM


1. Was the seminar what you expected?
[] Yes
[] No - it exceeded my expectations
[] No - it did not live up to my expectations
[] N/A - I had no idea what to expect.


2. If the seminar failed to live up to your expectations, what could have been done better?



3. Did you have a favorite part of the seminar? If so, what?



4. Did you have a least favorite part of the seminar? If so, what?



5. If this type of seminar was offered again in your area, would you attend?
[] Yes, definitely!
[] Probably
[] Maybe, if I didn’t have anything better to do
[] Probably not.
[] No way!


6. Would you recommend this seminar to a fellow martial artist?
[] Yes, definitely!
[] Probably
[] Undecided
[] Probably not
[] No way!


7. Would you recommend this seminar to a friend who is not a martial artist?
[] Yes, definitely!
[] Probably
[] Undecided
[] Probably not
[] No way!


8. Do you feel the seminar was priced appropriately for the information presented?
[] No, the price was way too high
[] The price was a little high, but not excessively so
[] I feel like I got my money’s worth
[] The price seemed a little low
[] We robbed the presenter!


9. If another seminar was offered in your area, what type of material would you like to see? Check all that apply.
[] More of the same
[] More information on pressure point applications
[] More information on pressure point theories
[] More information on making forms into combat-applicable techniques
[] Less information on pressure point applications
[] Less information on pressure point theories
[] Less information on making forms into combat-applicable techniques


10. Do you have any other comments or suggestions?

Comments

[devohoneybee.livejournal.com]

For the first item, you could add a response to cover, "It wasn't what I was expecting, but this isn't a dissappointment, just different."

I might be curious as to what people find useful (rather than their favorite part). Some things can be fun without being the most useful, and visa versa. I would also be curious as to what people might hope to gain from this information, and what they would hope to learn next. These could be write-ins.

[irishkate.livejournal.com]

looks good

[themouseketeer.livejournal.com]

'What made you decide to come on the course?'

I guess it depends on what info are you wanting to get *out* of the form. I am assuming you want to improve things so more people come to the next one. So why they came, would they recommend it, would they come again are the main points.