Workshop Participant Assessment Form If you are human, leave this field blank.Indigenous Arts Conference 2019 | Workshop Participant AssessmentYour suggestions are very important to me. To help me improve the next Indigenous Arts Conference, please complete this form and submit. NameYour name will help us to solve specific problems with your participation. This is optional. EmailIf you would like us to respond to you, please tell us your email address. This is optional.What was your role in the Indigenous Arts Conference?To evaluate your input, please define your participation in the IAC.Arts VendorWorkshop FacilitatorVolunteerSponsorWorkshop ParticipantOtherYour Workshop(s)What workshop(s) did you register for at the Indigenous Arts Conference?Website RegistrationWas the Indigenous Arts Conference website easy to use?Yes, registration was very easy.No, registration was very difficult.Undecided. I was confused by the registration process.On Site Workshop RegistrationWhen you arrived at the conference, was registering and finding your workshop easy? Please check all that apply to your opinions.Yes! Registration was friendly.Yes! Registration was quick and easy.Yes! Workshop room was easy to find.No. Registration was unfriendly.No. Registration was confusing.No. Workshop room was very difficult to find.Undecided. I have no opinion.Was there good communication with the organizer?Did the organizer effectively communication with you? Did you feel comfortable with the level of contact you had with her?Yes. I contacted the organizer and she effectively communicated. Unsure. I did not contact the organizer directly.No. I contacted the organizer and she did not respond appropriately or efficiently.Sponsorship (Free Workshops for Indigenous Women)If you paid for your workshop, please skip this question. If you are an Indigenous woman and did not pay for your workshop, please comment below on why free workshops are important or unimportant.Workshop Fees. If you paid for your workshop...If you paid for your workshop, please check off the opinion(s) that apply to you.Excellent Value. The workshops were an excellent price and worth the money.Too Expensive. The workshop fees were too expensive.Good. The workshop fees seemed fair.Workshop MaterialsWere you happy with the quality of materials provided in your workshop? Please choose any option that applies to your opinion.Yes. The materials were exactly what I expected.Yes. The materials were of good quality.No. The materials were not what I expected.No. The materials were not good quality.Please comment on your materials.Please expand on why you were happy or unhappy with the materials provided at your workshop.Your Workshop FacilitatorWere you happy with your workshop facilitator(s)? Yes! The facilitator exceeded my expectations. Indifferent. The facilitator was just okay.No. The facilitator was not good.Workshop FacilitatorPlease comment here on why you liked or disliked your workshop facilitator.Workshop Location - Willis CollegeDo you think that Willis College was a good location for the Indigenous Arts Conference workshops?Yes. Willis College was an amazing location for Indigenous arts workshops.It was okay. A different venue may have been more appropriate.No. I did not like the college as a location for Indigenous arts workshops.Workshop LocationPlease tell us why you liked or disliked Willis College as a venue for the Indigenous Arts Conference workshops.Indigenous Arts MarketplaceWe designed the marketplace vendor spaces in a ceremonial circle with an Eastern Door. In the middle, we felt it was important to have a dedication to women who could not attend (those who have passed, missing women and murdered women). How did you feel about the vendor set up?I liked the idea of vendors in a circle around the memorial space. I did not like the memorial space in the centre of the circle. It was not important to me.Indifferent. It didn't matter to me at all.Overall Conference and Marketplace LocationWillis College and The St. Laurent Mall was a donated space for our Indigenous Arts Marketplace. Did you find that the combination of Willis College and the St. Laurent Mall was appropriate for the Indigenous Arts Conference and Marketplace?Yes! I think this was an ideal location for the Indigenous Arts Conference.Indifferent. I think it was okay. I believe another venue may have been more suitable.No. I think this was a terrible location for the Indigenous Arts Conference.Venue Notes:Please express your likes and dislikes about Willis College and the St. Laurent Shopping centre as venues for the Indigenous Arts Conference.Number of VendorsWere you happy with the number of vendors that were set up at the IAC?Too many vendors.Needed more vendors.I was very happy with the number of vendors.Number of WorkshopsWere you happy with the diversity and number of workshops at the IAC?Too many workshops.Needed more workshops.I was very happy with the number of workshops.Will you return next year?If the conference and marketplace is in the same place and at the same time next year, will you return? This was the first Indigenous Arts Conference - we value your opinion.Yes! I can't wait to return next year!Possible. I might return next year.Unlikely. I probably will not return next year.No. I will definitely not return next year.What did you like most about the conference?Examples: I liked the dates. I liked the environment. I liked the food. I liked the concept. What did you dislike about the conference?Examples: I did not like the venue. I did not like the organizer. I did not like the vendors. I did not like the workshop spaces.Value of Conference.Do you feel that this was a valuable conference for Indigenous women? Would you like to see more opportunities for women to take art workshops? Why are conferences like this important/unimportant?Your input is valuable.Thank you so much for taking the time to complete this form. This will help us improve our conference and better serve our Indigenous artists.Submit
