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Appendix<br />
Survey Methodology and Results – cont’d<br />
Section 2: Evaluating Others<br />
<strong>The</strong> purpose of this section is <strong>to</strong> learn more about<br />
your experiences watching presentations. For the<br />
purposes of this survey, a “presentation” is defined<br />
as any situation in which a speaker has been asked<br />
in advance <strong>to</strong> prepare a talk on a specific subject for<br />
a specific audience.<br />
7. About how often do you think you<br />
attend presentations?<br />
More than once a week .................... 7 %<br />
About once a week .......................... 14<br />
A few times a month .......................36<br />
Once a month ................................... 19<br />
A few times a year ...........................22<br />
Once a year ......................................... 1<br />
Less than once a year ........................ 1<br />
Don’t know ..........................................*<br />
8. How long is the average presentation<br />
you attend?<br />
5–10 minutes. ..................................... 2 %<br />
10–20 minutes. ................................. 19<br />
20–40 minutes ................................. 33<br />
40–60 minutes. ................................26<br />
1 hr. or more ..................................... 18<br />
9. How often do these presentations use<br />
supporting visuals, such as PowerPoint,<br />
slides, or charts? (1=never, 5=always)<br />
Never–1 ............................................... 1 %<br />
2 ........................................................... 10<br />
3 ...........................................................27<br />
4 ........................................................... 45<br />
Always–5 ........................................... 17<br />
Don’t know ..........................................*<br />
10. How would you rate the quality of these<br />
visuals? (1=poor, 5=excellent)<br />
Poor–1 .................................................. 5 %<br />
2 ...........................................................24<br />
3 ........................................................... 51<br />
4 ........................................................... 18<br />
Excellent–5 .......................................... 2<br />
Don’t know ......................................... 1<br />
11. How often do these presentations use handouts,<br />
leave-behinds, or other printed materials<br />
distributed <strong>to</strong> attendees? (1=never, 5=always)<br />
Never–1 ............................................... 1 %<br />
2 ........................................................... 13<br />
3 ...........................................................26<br />
4 ........................................................... 41<br />
Always–5 ........................................... 19<br />
Don’t know ......................................... 1<br />
12. How would you rate the quality of these<br />
materials? (1=poor, 5=excellent)<br />
Poor–1 .................................................. 3 %<br />
2 ........................................................... 19<br />
3 ........................................................... 52<br />
4 ...........................................................22<br />
Excellent–5 .......................................... 2<br />
Don’t know ......................................... 2<br />
13. During a typical presentation you attend, how<br />
often are you or other audience members asked<br />
<strong>to</strong> interact with the speaker (not including<br />
Q&A)? (1=never, 5=always)<br />
Never–1 ............................................... 8 %<br />
2 ........................................................... 42<br />
3 ...........................................................27<br />
4 ........................................................... 18<br />
Always–5 ............................................. 6<br />
Don’t know ..........................................*