Instruments

An instrument means a data collection tool. It might be a survey, interview script or data entry form, and it could even be a spreadsheet or a KoNote template. Instruments always include one or more measures and, if you are asking for personal data, a consent question. You can’t collect data without an instrument. You can choose the instruments you want in your SIS subscription (5 are included in a Basic level and you can order more if you wish).

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Evaluation planning workbook The evaluation plan workbook is designed to help small programs create a basic evaluation plan. It's free to use for as many projects as you like.
Impact and Suggestions Interview (6 questions + demographics) This interview protocol is designed to be used by staff or volunteers with clients and program participants. It can be done individually or in a group, on the phone or face-to-face. It can be translated into any language on the fly by the interviewer, so it doesn’t require respondents to use English or to read […]
Program Logic Model builder (evaluation planning tool) Use this workbook to create a simple Program Logic Model for any of your programs. You can use the PDF summary in your funding proposals. Feel free to share this with colleagues - it's free to use.
Social Outcomes Survey (15 questions + demographics) 17 question 'outcome survey' designed for adults receiving a wide range of social services. You can hide questions that are not relevant to your programs.
Suggestion poll (3 questions + demographics) Quick suggestion poll (3 questions) that asks for one open-ended suggestion, a priority rating (Very important, Important, Not very important), and a category.
Team Effectiveness Survey (13 questions + demographics) Survey for staff and volunteers based on the Team Effectiveness measure. Includes open-ended suggestions.