# Sep 2023 Post-workshop survey planning

Git repo: https://github.com/coderefinery/post-workshop-survey?tab=readme-ov-file

Let's plan here the new set of questions (when ready -> [questions/survey.json](questions/survey.json) file)

Feedback:
- in the question it is unclear whether we ask about content for new workshops or new lessons into "usual" workshop
- questions about format are the most important for us as project - maybe move them up?
- would you recommend ...: keep "spectrum" but rephrase answers. or consider asking for a scale 0..10.

## Background information

- Participation style
- Individual learner
- Learner in a team
- Team leader/ helper (online)
- Team leader/ helper (in person)

- What is your current position?
- Undergraduate student
- Graduate student/ PhD student
- Postdoc
- Researcher
- Professor
- Research software engineer/ Scientific programmer
- Industry
- Other

- What is your field of research/work?
- (as we did earlier pre-workshop
- multi-choice
- other: free text

## Impact of the workshop

- We hope that the workshop helped you to save time in your studies/research/work. If yes, what is your estimate for
number of days saved?
- (estimate in days)

- Would you judge your code to be better reusable as a result of attending the workshop?
- Yes
- No

- Has it become easier for you to collaborate on software development with your colleagues and collaborators?
- Yes
- No

- Have you introduced one or more of your colleagues to new tools or practices as a result of the workshop?
- Yes
- No

- Would you recommend your colleagues to attend a CodeRefinery workshop?
- Yes absolutely
- Probably
- I don't know
- Probably not
- Absolutely not

> this could be an NPS question https://www.questback.com/guides/getting-started-with-the-nps-question-a-complete-guide/
> - eg. "How likely is it that you would recommend CodeRefinery Workshop to a friend or colleague?"
> - Then answers from scale 0-10
> - Those who answer 0-6: detractors, those with 9-10: promoters
> - NPS calculation: `Total % of promoters – Total % of detractors`
> - The result interpretation: *If you have more detractors than promoters – you will have a negative NPS (and with more promoters than detractors you will have a positive score)*

- What else has changed in how you write code for your research after attending a CodeRefinery workshop?
- (free form)

## Workshop format

- What topic(s) should we add to our workshops?
- (free form)

- What topic(s) should we remove?
- (free form)

- Would you prefer a MOOC format or live teaching?
- I would prefer MOOC format
- I would prefer live teaching

MOOC format: lessons are pre-recorded and we would provide a place to discuss, to submit exercise results, and provide sessions where we answer questions ("flipped classroom")

- What would be the ideal format for you?
- Two weeks (6 half-days)
- One week (3 or 4 half-days)
- One week part 1 and a bit later second week part 2
- Lesson series over several weeks with one session per week