1. And the Survey Says…

2. Good Surveys Bad Surveys

3. Clarify Goals and Decisions Design survey to meet need Why? Who? What? When ? Questions Pilot – DO THIS!!!!! Revise Sample Deliver Survey Non-respondents ?

4. Begin with the End in Mind Decisions to Make? Who will look at the data? What questions do you anticipate?

6. Validity & Reliability Validity - Does the question elicit the response we require? Reliability – Do all respondents interpret the question in the same way?

7. Considerations in Design Purpose, Trust, Cooperation Instructions Simple, Clear, Succinct Validity

8. Checking out some tools Doodle www.doodle.com Google Moderator www.google.com Google Forms www.google.com Survey Monkey www.surveymonkey.com

9. Doodle Good for a one question poll where all your participants will see each others answers. Easy to see pattern or trend for responses. Select from choices / Schedule a date Quick Easy Free

10. Google Forms Very basic survey tool Constructed response Multiple choice Check boxes Choose from a list Scale Free / Unlimited Participation Data in Spreadsheet

11. Google Moderator Participants respond to a question/prompt Everyone can see all responses and then can weigh in on them through “voting” Quick, Easy Free Participatory Interactive

12. Survey Monkey Sophisticated Electronic Survey Tool All the bells and whistles! Free if under 100 participants 10 question maximum per survey $200 per year for all features

14. Arriving at one goal is the starting point to another.