Open Source in Government

Colorado Information Management Association/

Fall Educational Seminar - Nov. 29 - Dec. 1, 2006

IT Diversity: Juggling Many Hats

Open Source in Government - Thur. 11/30/2006

Presenter: Mike Friesenegger

Overall quality of the session (please select one):

	Count	Percentage
Excellent	8	80.0%
Good	2	20.0%
Fair	0	0.0%
Poor	0	0.0%
Not Answered	0	0.0%
Not Asked	0	0.0%
Total	10	100%

Effectiveness of presentation:

Topic: Were the objectives defined?

	Count	Percentage
Yes	9	90.0%
No	1	10.0%
Not Answered	0	0.0%
Not Asked	0	0.0%
Total	10	100%

Effectiveness of presentation:

Topic: Was the presenter(s) organized & prepared?

	Count	Percentage
Yes	10	100.0%
No	0	0.0%
Not Answered	0	0.0%
Not Asked	0	0.0%
Total	10	100%

Effectiveness of presentation:

Topic: Was the presenter(s) knowledgeable about materials?

	Count	Percentage
Yes	10	100.0%
No	0	0.0%
Not Answered	0	0.0%
Not Asked	0	0.0%
Total	10	100%

Effectiveness of presentation:

Topic: Was the presenter(s) presentation style effective?

	Count	Percentage
Yes	10	100.0%
No	0	0.0%
Not Answered	0	0.0%
Not Asked	0	0.0%
Total	10	100%

Effectiveness of presentation:

Topic: Were course objectives met?

	Count	Percentage
Yes	9	90.0%
No	1	10.0%
Not Answered	0	0.0%
Not Asked	0	0.0%
Total	10	100%

Effectiveness of presentation:

Topic: Was the use of visual aids effective?

	Count	Percentage
Yes	10	100.0%
No	0	0.0%
Not Answered	0	0.0%
Not Asked	0	0.0%
Total	10	100%

Open Ended Answers

Comments on strong points of sessions

virtualization is awesome
very good demonstration
liked seeing xen on VT
benefits of certain open source tools vs. proprietary

Not Answered: 6

Comments on the weak points of sessions

Not Answered: 10

How could these sessions be improved?

time could be expanded to an hour and a half
Little longer for technical aspects

Not Answered: 6