Learning and Evaluation/Archive/Learning modules/3Avoid Double-barreled Questions: Difference between revisions

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:To know the experience level of participants who attended an editing workshop.

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:<span style="color:red">'''Very Poor:'''</span>

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:Have you ever edited Wikipedia before this workshop?

:Did you attend the Edit-a-thons regularly?

:Have you ever edited Commons before this workshop?

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::<span style="color:red">(1)</span> The first question is actually asking two questions; whether participants edited Wikipedia or whether they edited Commons.

::<span style="color:darkred">(2)</span> While some participants may have edited commons, most people typically participate in commons by uploading a photo.

::<span style="color:green">(3)</span> These three questions asked separately better gets at editor's previous experience on Wikipedia and Commons. More questions could be used as well to get a sense of participants' level of experience.

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