This week I tried
the tool from the class e-book called SurveyMonkey. What initially drew me to
this tool was that SurveyMonkey can be used to generate data from training. Specifically, what I learned was that
SurveyMonkey can be used for generating level 1 evaluations, which are
instrumental in assessing learners’ reactions to training. Not only do they provide immediate feedback
to instructors, but they also offer insights into how training could be improved
to enhance learner’s training experience.
Using SurveyMonkey
was a straightforward process. Following
the steps in the class e-book, I created an account, opting to link my Google
account from Idaho State University. Then,
I proceeded to create a couple of surveys that I would use in a classroom
setting. The first survey I used was a generic
survey where I created the questions for the survey based on very general
objectives. What I liked about creating
the survey on my own was the different types of data you could retrieve from
SurveyMonkey. Essentially the survey
tool can generate all kinds of data and goes beyond the typical Likert scale.
Next, after
reading through the class e-book on this tool, I decided to try out the
artificial intelligence portion of SurveyMonkey. Using AI has never failed to amaze me when
I've used it and, in this application, it was no different. Specifically, I asked the AI in SurveyMonkey
to create very specific surveys with a little information from the prompt. The surveys that the AI generated were very
good. I was impressed by the surveys
that the AI had generated and the variety of data that could be gathered using
this tool.
Unfortunately,
based on the nature of classified information with my job, I don't think that I
would be able to use SurveyMonkey where I work. However, I think that if I were
to use very generic information, SurveyMonkey could help me generate level 1
evaluations for some of the training that I perform. Considering, that the AI could generate some
of the surveys for you I see this tool as a huge time savings for me even if I
don't get to fully utilize it.
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