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I have gotten a client's training group to agree to include a "demographics"
form with the course evaluations. This is a huge deal for this client, as it is
the first step to starting to find out about our documentation users. Since it
was my idea, I have been drafted with creating this form.
I know about the basic demographic stuff like age, sex, education, number of
years on the job, that stuff. Anyone have anything they have included on
something like this that turned out to generate really useful info? We must make
this anonymous but I know we can get good info anyway.
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