Effectiveness and Feasibility of Elements: Results of OnLine Survey

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Effectiveness and Feasibility of Elements
Results of On-Line Survey

• Stakeholder Working Group
• April 15, 2009

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What to expect
Nickels in a haystack

• Purpose of the survey?
• Who took the survey?
• What was on the survey?
• What did the respondents say?
• Takeaways

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Who took the survey?

• Roughly 100 of us
• Almost all of us answered the demographic
  questions
• Only about 55 to 60 of us answered the
  substantive questions

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What was on the survey?

• 4 demographic questions
• 10 small group substantive questions
• 87 effective elements across the small group
  questions
• 2 aspects for each element effectiveness and
  feasibility
• Total potential responses 17,400 on substantive
  questions (non-demographic)

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Breakdown of Responses
17,400 potential responses including blanks
9,800 were active responses (not blank)
Under 4,900 addressed feasibility
Over 4,900 addressed effectiveness
Nearly 3,000 responses (61) said feasible to
very feasible
Over 1,300 responses (27) said limited to not
effective
Over 1,900 responses (39) said limited to not
feasible
Nearly 3,600 responses (73) said effective to
very effective
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Breakdown of Responses
Nearly 2,900 responses (79) said feasible to
very feasible
Over 700 responses (21) said limited to not
feasible
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What did we say?

• Collectively
• We found more things we think are effective than
  not
• If we think its effective, we think its
  feasible (for the most part)
• At stakeholder level and within a particular
  stakeholder group there was lots more variation
• Specifics to follow at collective level

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Analytical takeaways

• Elements ranked higher on effectiveness than
  feasibility
• Range of the responses varies (4.08 on high end,
  1.68 on low end)
• Not a direct relationship between effectiveness
  and feasibility

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Human takeaways

• Data tells different stories to different people
• There are no right or wrong stories or answers
• Help us make decisions
• Nickels in a haystack