Events · 12 questions

Conference session feedback questions attendees will answer

Feedback forms sent after an event get a fraction of the room. Feedback collected on the last slide, while people are still in their seats, gets most of it.

Keep it to three questions. Every question after the third costs you responses.

Run the first question free

How to run it

  1. 01Put the QR code on the speaker's final slide and ask the host to read it out.
  2. 02Ask the rating question first, because it is the one you need most.
  3. 03Add one open-text question for the quote you will use in next year's promotion.

The questions

Each link opens the editor with the question already written. Change anything, then publish and put the QR code on screen.

  1. 01Rating 1–5

    How would you rate this session overall?

    Use this →
  2. 02Rating 1–5

    How relevant was this session to your work?

    Use this →
  3. 03Open text

    What is your main takeaway?

    Use this →
  4. 04Rating 1–5

    How was the speaker's delivery?

    Use this →
  5. 05Multiple choice

    Was the session the right length?

    • Too short
    • About right
    • Too long
    Use this →
  6. 06Yes / No

    Did the session match its description in the program?

    Use this →
  7. 07Multiple choice

    What level was the content?

    • Too basic
    • About right
    • Too advanced
    Use this →
  8. 08Yes / No

    Would you attend another session by this speaker?

    Use this →
  9. 09Open text

    What topic should we cover next year?

    Use this →
  10. 10Ranked

    Rank what you want more of at this event.

    • Hands-on workshops
    • Keynotes
    • Panels
    • Networking time
    • Breaks
    Use this →
  11. 11Rating 1–5

    How likely are you to recommend this event to a colleague?

    Use this →
  12. 12Open text

    Anything we should change about the room or the schedule?

    Use this →

Tips from running these live

  • Use one poll per session and name each poll after the session, so the CSV exports sort themselves.
  • Print the QR code large enough for the back row. A common rule of thumb is a code at least a tenth as wide as the distance to the furthest seat.
  • Share the aggregate score with speakers the same day while the session is fresh.

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