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• Exploring Experience Data

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  What young people think and feel about their experience is important. This data is based on the firsthand reports of people participating in the learning. While young people are the priority, this can also include caregivers, staff, and volunteers. You can collect this data through surveys (some formally designed and tested), reflection activities, interviews and focus groups, or get really creative by using photovoice and drawings.

  
  

  Experience Data Resources

  • Example Crosswalk with Survey Questions.pdf (73.3 KB) (pdf)
  • Tips for administering youth experience survey (339 KB) (pdf)
  • Youth Experience Survey template (179 KB) (pdf)
  • Public Profit Survey Resources - www.publicprofit.net
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  What young people think and feel about their experience is important. This data is based on the firsthand reports of people participating in the learning. While young people are the priority, this can also include caregivers, staff, and volunteers. You can collect this data through surveys (some formally designed and tested), reflection activities, interviews and focus groups, or get really creative by using photovoice and drawings.

  
  

  Experience Data Resources

  • Example Crosswalk with Survey Questions.pdf (73.3 KB) (pdf)
  • Tips for administering youth experience survey (339 KB) (pdf)
  • Youth Experience Survey template (179 KB) (pdf)
  • Public Profit Survey Resources - www.publicprofit.net
    • Creative Ways to Solicit Feedback - updated version (19.7 MB) (pdf)
    • Creative Ways To Solicit Youth Input Guide- early version (1.83 MB) (pdf)
    • Survey Hell to Heaven Handout March2018 (221 KB) (pdf)
    • Survey Inclusive Handout (91 KB) (pdf)