Participation context
Identify the experience being rated.
Ask for cohort, location, format, or services used. Context supports analysis without requiring a name.
- Cohort, month, or location.
- Services used.
- Respondent perspective.
Describe your program and participants. Makeform creates a focused program satisfaction survey with rating scales, delivery questions, and open comments.
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Sample prompts for the survey builder
Choose a prompt, tailor it, or send it into the builder. Each example shows a practical survey structure.
Audience
Residents completing a multi-week community program
Format
Short post-program survey with optional comments
Prompt size
400 chars
Example survey structure
Short post-program survey with optional comments
Which session group did you attend?
Rate the content and materials
Rate the facilitator and delivery
How likely are you to apply what you learned?
What should we keep or change?
Suggested analysis tags
Program content
Delivery experience
Improvement priority
Keep content and delivery in separate grids so a low score points to the material, facilitator, or schedule.
Step 1
Define
program, audience, and review decisions
Step 2
Measure
content, delivery, access, and outcomes
Step 3
Segment
cohort and service context without clutter
Step 4
Improve
turn patterns and comments into changes
Better program feedback
Separate the program experience into components a coordinator can adjust.
Use one labeled five-point scale across content and delivery for clear comparisons.
Branch by audience or services used so people only rate what they experienced.
Ask what to keep, change, and add so comments support the next review.
One survey, several settings
Change the language and response path for your participant group.
Measure welcome, access, support, relevance, and barriers with optional identity.
Separate curriculum, facilitation, materials, pace, and confidence.
Reveal rating blocks only for the services a participant selected.
Measure platform access, participation, captions, timing, and technical barriers.
Survey workflow
Keep scales consistent and collect enough context for a practical review.
Name the audience, experience, timing, and whether the review covers content, delivery, access, or all three.
Label scale endpoints, add not applicable, and show only services each participant used.
Share a mobile link after the final session while the experience is fresh.
Compare ratings by cohort, read comments, and assign recurring themes to next-cycle changes.
Choose the right approach
Choose between a quick pulse and feedback tied to a program decision.
Field guide
Use these six sections for focused, actionable feedback.
Participation context
Ask for cohort, location, format, or services used. Context supports analysis without requiring a name.
Content quality
Rate whether topics met participant needs and materials supported the experience. Keep each idea separate.
Delivery experience
Rate pacing, scheduling, facilitation, and communication independently so each score has meaning.
Access and belonging
Ask about venue, technology, language, materials, schedule, and belonging. Offer an optional comment field.
Perceived outcomes
Pair satisfaction with questions about confidence, knowledge, connection, or readiness to apply the program.
Improvement prompts
Ask what to retain, change, and add, then invite optional follow-up separately.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for coordinators designing a useful participant feedback cycle.
It asks participants about program content, delivery, access, support, and overall value. Responses show what to retain, investigate, or change.
Include context, separate content and delivery ratings, overall satisfaction, access, usefulness, and open prompts about what to keep and change.
Use a labeled five-point scale with consistent endpoints. Add not applicable when someone may not have used a service.
Send it after a key activity, at completion, or at a planned midpoint. Use a later follow-up for longer-term outcomes.
Yes. Omit identity fields. For follow-up volunteers, ask permission and collect an optional email separately.
Keep every question tied to a decision. Use a few rating grids, two or three open questions, and logic that hides unused services.
Compare content, facilitator, access, and schedule ratings by cohort or format, then read comments for explanations and recurring requests.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier only removes the Makeform badge.
Turn participant feedback into the next program improvement.