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Finding Feedback

Having found myself with the task of setting up a last minute conference feedback form for XPDay I went to do some research on varieties of feedback forms.  Or at least I tried.

It never occurred to me how little research has been done into conference feedback as opposed to teaching feedback.  (Or else I was just looking in all the wrong places!)

On the basis of not being able to find proved approaches that were still interesting, I developed my own.  I'm curious to see whether anyone will use it for more than just comments.

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