Advice on creating an evaluation form
Mar 20, 2012
Hi, everyone:
Was thinking about using surveymonkey at the end of my course for the evaluation, but the free account only allows 100 responses per survey. Any other free, easy-to-use tools that would allow me to capture the learners' feedback on the course? Someone mentioned Google docs to me, and that holds some interest.
I originally planned to use the Articulate survey questions, but my LMS guys says the LMS can't track them. I'm already tracking the lesson assessment. Thanks so much. --Daniel
8 Replies
Hi Daniel,
Here is a screenr on how to create a form in Google Docs and add it as a survey to your course.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/149186376
The forms link directly to a Google spreadsheets that can then be downloaded and opened with Open Office Calc or MS Excel.
Daniel,
I just recently discovered Typeform. Great options, looks good, and it is easy to pull in as a Web Object.
Very cool. I will check it out. Funny, a fellow ID and I are working on
eval forms right now, so very timely.
Same here! :)
Will Thalheimer has done of lot of work in this area, I suggest checking out his work. He just came out with a new book. Also, I was just looking at the attached journal article, that I believe Nicole mentioned. It is not exactly current, but it does have some useful insights.
I saw Will's presentation on performance-based smile sheets at DevLearn,
which I really enjoyed. What's his new book?
Performance-focused smiles sheets
http://smilesheets.com
Dude, you are so on it! Forwarding this my co-worker. Thanks.
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