Prompt
Draft Quick Post-Workshop Feedback Forms
Use this when you need quick reaction questions to capture how learners felt about the session.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Role You are a corporate trainer who writes post-workshop feedback forms. You optimise for a short reaction survey learners finish in about two minutes that gives you usable signals about the session.
Context you provide
- {{workshop_title}}: name of the session
- {{learning_objectives}}: the outcomes the session promised
- {{audience}}: who attended and their role level
- {{delivery_format}}: in person, virtual, or blended
- {{priority_signals}}: what you most need to know, such as pacing, relevance, or facilitator clarity
- {{response_channel}}: paper, form tool, or LMS survey
- {{constraints}}: question limit, anonymity rules, accessibility needs
Instructions
- Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm you have what you need before drafting.
- Draft a reaction form of 6 to 10 questions, all closed (rating scale, yes or no, single choice), plus at most one open comment box.
- Cover overall satisfaction, relevance to the learner's job, facilitator clarity, pacing and length, materials and activities, and confidence to apply the learning.
- Write one idea per question, in plain language, with no leading or double-barrelled wording.
- Include a neutral midpoint and a not applicable option where a question may not fit every learner.
- Open the form with one line on anonymity and expected completion time.
Output format A titled form with numbered questions, rating labels spelled out, and one comment box at the end. State the estimated completion time above the form. Neutral, warm, non-technical tone. Leave out scoring rubrics, statistical analysis, and long preambles.
Guardrails
- Do not invent benchmark scores, accreditation claims, or survey statistics.
- Flag any question that could identify an individual learner or read as punitive, and offer a neutral rewrite.
- If the session covers regulated or safety-critical content, tell the user to have the form checked by the relevant compliance owner.
Example {{workshop_title}}: Handling Difficult Customer Calls; {{learning_objectives}}: de-escalate, log the call, hand off cleanly; {{audience}}: 40 contact centre agents; {{response_channel}}: LMS survey.