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Collecting input from the community is an important part of developing a coordinated public transit, human services transportation plan. Surveys are a commonly used tool to elicit feedback and input from transportation users and the public; but writing a survey that gets honest, constructive responses requires careful planning. In this module you will learn how to design surveys that will result in valuable information for your transportation plan.

Learning Objectives:
--Understand the importance of obtaining accurate and constructive feedback from the public when developing a Public Transit, Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan.
--Learn how to write good survey questions.
--Discover ways to organize a survey to get the most feedback.
--Find out how to test survey questions to ensure they will elicit reliable responses.
--Collect questions from class participants that can be used for upcoming surveys.

Speakers:
Jane Mahoney, NADTC, Training & Technical Assistance Specialist
Cindy Ofstead, Wisconsin Department of Health, Director of State Office on Aging