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[gnso-thickwhoispdp-wg] assessment questionnaire
- To: Thick Whois WG <gnso-thickwhoispdp-wg@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [gnso-thickwhoispdp-wg] assessment questionnaire
- From: "Mike O'Connor" <mike@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2013 09:47:28 -0500
hi all,
as i mentioned on the call yesterday, i've volunteered us to be the test-case
for a new self-assessment questionnaire being developed by the GNSO Standing
Committee on Improvements (SCI).
i'd just like to add a few words to Ron's note (see below). i hope that
*everybody* who has participated in this working group will fill this out,
including those of you who were not able to participate actively throughout our
work.
i also hope that you fill this out "for real" and not just as an exercise to
see whether the form is working correctly. from a selfish perspective i'm
looking for frank feedback on my performance as chair (there's a section for
that) in addition to all the other things that we the SCI are hoping to learn
from this kind of questionnaire going forward.
thanks,
mikey
Dear Mikey,
As a member of the Standing Committee on Improvements Implementation (SCI), you
have been intimately involved in helping develop a new instrument that we are
calling “Working Group Self-Assessment.” Delving back into the history of the
GNSO Improvements initiative (2008-2012), it had always been envisioned that
there would be team member evaluations of Working Group processes; however, no
prescription for such an instrument had been undertaken until now. The purpose
of these assessments is to provide Chartering Organizations, such as the GNSO
Council, important information about how well its Working Groups are
functioning through an examination of their Inputs -> Processes -> Outputs and
ultimately leading to continuing process improvements.
As the Chair of the “Thick WHOIS” Working Group, we appreciate your willingness
to ask your team members if they would help us test the latest version of the
questionnaire that has been customized at this link:
http://thickwhois.questionpro.com. All of the background information and
instructions are contained within the instrument, so there is little more that
you need to do other than provide an invitation and, say, a 2-3 week timeframe
to complete it.
Our consultant, Ken Bour, will monitor the completion process, provide status
updates to the SCI, and be available to provide technical assistance if needed
by any of your team members.
It would be most helpful if your members would complete the questionnaire as
though it were a real self-assessment for the “Thick WHOIS” Working Group,
despite it being a test at this time. That approach will ensure that the
instrument is thoroughly and exhaustively tested.
How to Provide Further Feedback to the SCI
The questionnaire is designed, of course, to ask about Working Group members’
experiences – not the Working Group itself. To provide your team members with a
place where they can provide feedback about the instrument, we created a
separate page in the “Thick WHOIS” ICANN Wiki space (Link:
https://community.icann.org/x/pVZ-Ag) where that type of information can be
aggregated. We are also set up to accept emails if any of your members would
prefer that method. Please ask them to submit any feedback to our Consultant on
this project: Ken Bour at ken.bour@xxxxxxxxxxx.
In particular, we are interested in learning:
· Are the questions intelligible and is the wording clear as to intent?
· Are the design and format straightforward?
· Does the scaling (1-7) make sense?
· Are the instructions clear?
· Is the online presentation (QuestionPro) easy to complete?
· Can the entire questionnaire be completed within 30 minutes?
· Are there any important elements of the Working Group’s operations
that have been neglected?
Thank you in advance for your WG’s involvement in testing this assessment
instrument.
Ron Andruff, Chair, SCI
Ron Andruff
RNA Partners
www.rnapartners.com
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