Tools for
evaluation and follow-up

Follow-up and evaluation of a demo event includes all activities that can be performed after the demo event ended to extent its impact. We distinguish 2 ways to increase the impact of your demo event:
- Improving your demo events by performing a self-assessment
- Making sure that the key messages of your demo event stick with the participants and a wider audience by organising follow-up activities
Monitoring the organisation of a demo event
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This checklist contains some guiding questions to monitor the organisation of a demonstration event, from the very start of identifying its objective to the reflection on its impact. This tools can thus be used before, during and after your demo event, and can be completed by the appointed monitor.
Monitoring the dynamics and set-up of a demo event
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This observation tool can be used by the appointed monitor to observe the dynamics and set-up during the demo event.
Participant feedback
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This exit poll can be used to gain participant feedback on your event in only 9 questions.
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Use this participant survey to be used before a demo event, to gather insights in your participant group and their motivation to participate. You can use it in combination with the extended participant survey to be used after your demo event.
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Use this extended participant survey after a demo event, to gather insights in how effective the participants perceived the demo event. You can use it in combination with the participant survey to be used before a demo event.
Monitoring long-term impact
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Use this telephone survey to gain insights in the impact of a demo event by contacting the participants 6 months after the demo event. Use it in combination with the participant feedback surveys to used before and after the demo event.
Organising team reflection
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Use this method to reflect on the demo event with the organisation team to develop lessons learned.