Step 1. Create an Event
Event Title
Event Date
Deadline for Feedback
Step 2. Add Some Questions
Open Text Questions
Ratings
Yes/No Options
Question Bank
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FAQ
What is EKO? What does it do?
EKO is a simple to use, cloud-based tool to help you get feedback on events such as a key presentation - from your colleagues. You stay in control – setting the feedback parameters, the feedback group of peers and the events you want to be critiqued on.
How does it work?
You start by creating a feedback form for a recent or upcoming event to send to your colleagues (up to 1 month from the current date). You then add questions, choosing from a range of formats such as ratings, open text questions, or yes/no questions. In case you feel stuck, we also provide you with a question bank of common questions for you to select from. You will then be given two links: one to send to the group of peers you would like to receive feedback from, and one for you to review the feedback as it comes in.
Why don’t I need to log in?
EKO is completely anonymised, and as a result we don’t require a login or any personal details from you.
I’ve lost my link – What can I do?
We’re sorry to hear that you’ve lost your link. If you sent the link via email you may be able to find it in your email sent box. We do not save any links and we will not be able to provide you with any lost links so please ensure you save them in a safe place! Those links will be alive until 1 week after expiration date for feedback, after this date, the links will be inaccessible - a message will show explaining that the data has been deleted.
Data Persistence
EKO will delete automatically all the event information and feedback collected one week after the deadline date for feedback.
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Open Text Question
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Ratings 1=Poor, 2=Not so good, 3=OK, 4=Good, 5=Excellent
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Yes/No Option Question
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Question Bank
How useful was the content provided?
How would you rate my performance?
Overall, what did you think of the event?
Was there anything you think I should have added?
Did anything surprise you?
Would you come to a future event that I host?
What was your overall outtake from the event?
Were there any "ah-ha" moments?
What would you do differently as a result of today's session?
Questions
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