NCSRC Webinar Evaluation

National Charter School Resource Center

Webinar Evaluation

Questions
Please rate the overall quality of the webcast.	Excellent	Good	Fair		Poor
For the questions in this section, please rate the extent to which you agree using the scale provided.
The webcast was well organized.	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree		Strongly Disagree
The speaker was knowledgeable on the subject matter discussed.	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree		Strongly Disagree
The content of the webcast was relevant to my work.	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree		Strongly Disagree
The resources and materials that were shared were useful to me.	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree		Strongly Disagree
The resources and materials that were shared were easily understood.	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree		Strongly Disagree
Please type your responses to the questions below in the space provided.
What information did you find most valuable during this webcast?	Open-ended
How could the webcast have been improved? What additional information on this topic should have been included?	Open-ended
What topics would you like to see addressed by future webinars?	Open-ended
Did you have any technical difficulties accessing, seeing, or hearing the webcast?	Yes			No
If yes, please describe, noting if assistance was requested from Center staff and if Center staff were able to resolve the issue(s).	Open-ended

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