OELA Evaluation Form

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OELA Event Evaluation 1880-0542 (04748)

OESE OME Conference Individual and Overall Session Evaluation and OELA Event Evaluation Form

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Office of English Language Acquisition

US Department of Education

Washington, DC


Evaluation Form


We hope that you have found this meeting to be informative and interesting. To help us improve our services to you, please complete this evaluation form and leave it on the table.


Put a check into the appropriate column to indicate:

1 = Yes, definitely 2 = Yes, to some extent 3 = No, not particularly 4 = No, definitely not

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Yes

2

3

No

1 – About the opening remarks

The opening session set a good tone for the entire meeting.





The information shared by the speaker(s) was informative and helpful.





2 - About the general sessions …

The presenters provided information that will help me with plans.





The general sessions addressed important issues that generated relevant discussions with others.





3 - About the Updates from ED offices

The updates from the partner offices were informative and helpful.





Questions were answered clearly and concisely, with helpful ideas and suggestions provided.





4 – About the technical assistance session(s) (if applicable)

The presentation was informative and useful.





Questions were answered clearly and concisely, with helpful ideas and suggestions provided.





5 - About the roundtable discussion(s) … (if applicable)

Participants at my table provided insights and information that were helpful to me.





The topics for roundtable discussions provided the opportunity for me to discuss current concerns and questions with others.





6 - Overall comments

The meeting met my needs by providing information I can use professionally.





The meeting provided me with new insights and understandings that I will share with others in my office.





The meeting allowed me to network effectively.





The meeting was an effective means for communicating information and practices relevant to my program.





Did you participate in the Pre-conference meeting?





If yes, was the meeting productive, providing you with information that improved your professional understanding.





7 - About the meeting’s logistics and planning

Online registration for the meeting was simple and easy to use.





The facilities for this meeting were conducive to the work we accomplished.





Overall, I would rate this meeting as highly successful, interesting, and helpful.









Which session was the most useful and which the least useful at this meeting?






If there were one thing that you could change about this meeting, what would it be?






Do you have any suggestions for topics that you would like to see addressed at future meetings?






Any other comments, questions, or concerns?








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