feedback-sticks · deliverable

Workshop Evaluation Plan — Feedback That Sticks

Kirkpatrick at workshop scale for a single live event. Fictional client; nothing below has been run or measured. Targets are proposals to agree with the client before the first cohort.


L1 · Reaction (exit poll, 3 items, 40 seconds)

ItemProposed target
"Worth my time" (1–5)most participants 4–5 (to agree; e.g. 80%)
"I will hold the conversation" (yes/maybe/no)most "yes"
One thing to improve (open)themed into the next cohort's changes

L2 · Learning (rubric delta)

L3 · Behaviour (the commitment card does the work)

L4 · Results (deliberately modest)

A single workshop cannot claim movement in the engagement survey. The plan only commits to reporting the feedback-quality survey item alongside the cohorts that ran; if several cohorts run and the item rises, that is an association, never causation.

What the simulator adds (and does not)

simulator.html lets a facilitator rehearse four calls (the pair, the freeze, their own line-1 score, the derail) and see their consequence on scripted numbers. It is facilitator practice, not evidence of the workshop's effect; its numbers are invented for the simulation.

Reporting artifacts

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