Resource 9 Evaluations (Tapestry of Faith)
In "," a Tapestry of Faith program
Evaluations help us know how to do it better next time—what worked and what didn’t work well, and why. And, they provide feedback about our success as a facilitator. Here are three methods for evaluating your program:
- Create a numerical assessment. Ask participants to rank, by specified numbers, the activities and program pieces of the workshop.
- Create an evaluation form with incomplete sentences. Ask participants to complete the sentences to express their opinions and feelings about the workshop experience.
- Create a form which offers open-ended questions and space for participants to write their answers.
You may use one or a combination of these alternatives.
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Last updated on Saturday, December 10, 2011.
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