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> Yep - it was interesting and helpful. One thought on reading it was, how
> come less than half of us responded?
1. we were late getting the feedback out
2. we only gently hassled
3. getting feedback after event is very hard (so maybe we did well),
needs to be done at plenary really.
4. people rarely get to see the summarised feedback so are perhaps
conditioned not to bother.
5. 'feedback' is perhaps corporate/too organised and is usually
related to funding, money, reporting.

>My constructive criticism is that
> non-continuous, ordinal data like frequency distributions from Likert
> scales shouldn't be presented with the points on the graph joined up.
hehe, thanks.

tbh i was taking the piss with the continuous line knowing full well
that it made no sense given the data type and data set.   Additionally
i felt that i did make it easier to 'read'  into it and it looked much
cooler than either bar graphs or points.

but it shows you were paying attention.  ; )

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