Survey - Questionnaire

SURVEY– QUESTIONNAIRE CEP 4-H Planned Program Fact Sheet

October 2015

Reviewed by Yoonsung Jung, Ph.D. (Cooperative Agricultural Research Center) and Paul Pope (Agrilife)

Advantages of Questionnaires Questionnaires can be an effective method to collect data from a group of individuals.

This form of evaluation requires less resources, like time and money. Questionnaires can be administered before, during, and/or after the program intervention. The flexibility of questionnaires extends to allowing the participants to remain anonymous, if necessary. Questions can be closed-ended, partially closed, or open-ended.

Modes of Questionnaire Delivery 

Postal (traditional mail)

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Phone

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Online

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Email

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In-person

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Mixed mode (more than one form of delivery)

“A questionnaire is a document that asks the same questions of all individuals in a sample or population” (p. 4).

Questionnaire Design: Asking Questions with a Purpose (2006)

Questionnaire Sections  

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Program Impact Program Improvement Demographic Information

Monthly Fact Sheet Published by Joaquina Scott Kankam (Program Specialist, 4-H and Youth Development)

QUESTIONNAIRE EXAMPLE

Employee Satisfaction Section

Section 1: Program Impact

Section 2: Program Improvement

Section 3: Demographic Information

Sources

Questionnaire Design: Asking Questions with a Purpose (http://agrilifecdn.tamu.edu/od/files/2010/04/Questionnaire-Design-Publication-E-227.pdf)

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Monthly Fact Sheet Published by Joaquina Scott Kankam (Program Specialist, 4-H and Youth Development)