Most data collection instruments are available to the educator/programmer in a text format.  The files may be saved to your local computer, therefore, providing the user the opportunity customize the instruments by editing names, dates and adding specific local touches. Don't' forget to "Save As" and select  the "save as text" box, highlighting Text (*txt).   This will save time in utilizing a text file instead of saving and converting an HTML file.

Please follow the two requirements to use these instruments for your local needs.  Thank you!!

1. Authors of the instruments have provided approval for use of their materials if source is given credit.
2. Evaluators must use the instruments at their own risk and discretion.
3. E-mail links are provided to send authors input, feedback and a note of thanks if you find them helpful.

Program Evaluation/Measurement Summary of Techniques
Ms Dawn Koger, MSU Ph.D. Candidate has developed a
summary/matrix of evaluative techniques.
Requires Adobe Acrobat or a PDF reader.
 

Rate & Evaluate your Own Web Page:
Evaluation Form for an Academic / Educational  / Curricular Web Site, November 1998 Version
Dennis Prechel, Librarian, Lutheran High School Westland, Michigan

    Designed for High School Students to utilize while under supervision of an educator.
SUGGESTION:  Use as a tool to critique organizational and own educational web sites.
 

Post Activity Surveys
(authors and e-mail for feedback listed on instrument)

Instruments were utilized immediately following intervention
(workshop, conference, activity).

• Managing/Marketing Timber
• Speaker Evaluation-Short Form
• National Association Conference
• Management Intensive Grazing (MIG) Participant Survey
• Site Specific Agriculture Workshop Evaluation Instrument

• County 4-H Advisor Needs Assessment/ Interest Survey
• Needs Assessment Downriver Area
• 4-H Horse Program Interest Survey
• Computer Interest/Change Survey
• County Issues Identification Survey

Follow-up Survey
The follow-up survey technique was used to explore the impact of
participation in a workshop or request after a length of time. Do the
participants apply, after a length of time, the skills and knowledge
gained by their participation in the intervention (workshop, request, etc.)?

• Management Development Training
• Customer Satisfaction
• Non-violent Physical Intervention (CPI)

• Newsletter Survey , Dr. Murari Suvedi

Requires Adobe Acrobat or a PDF reader.

• Connectivity-Internet 4-H Youth