OpenMRS Talk Post Feedback

OpenMRS is interested in ensuring that people who introduce themselves on Talk are able to engage with the community after their introduction if that is one of their goals. We are sending this survey to you to gather your feedback. If you have time, we would encourage you to fill in this survey. Thanks in advance for your time!

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* 1. Why did you post an introduction to talk: (check all that apply)

General interest in the OpenMRS community

Interest in specific work within OpenMRS

Enrolled in a class that was working on OpenMRS

Wanted to let the community know about me

Wanted to encourage others to post about themselves

Wanted to earn the Friendly User badge on OpenMRS Talk

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Which interest in specific work within OpenMRS prompted you to post an introduction to Talk:

Development

Education

Implementation

Support

Not Applicable

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Did you have enough information to engage in the community after your post?

Yes

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* 4. If you did not have enough information to engage in the community after your post, what was missing?

Didn't know what to do next

Looked on the web site but couldn't find the information that I needed

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Following your introduction, did you find resources helpful to newcomers to the community? For example, the "Getting Started as a Developer" wiki page, the OpenMRS guide book, the OpenMRS developer manual, etc.

Yes

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* 6. What was the most helpful resource?

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* 7. What would have made you more likely to continue to engage in the community (check all that apply):

Personal follow-up to my Talk post

The name of someone to contact for specific guidance

Clearer guidance on where to go on the web site

Ability to find someone to mentor me

Ability to find people like me in the community

No changes needed

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* 1. Why did you post an introduction to talk: (check all that apply)

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* 2. Which interest in specific work within OpenMRS prompted you to post an introduction to Talk:

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* 3. Did you have enough information to engage in the community after your post?

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* 4. If you did not have enough information to engage in the community after your post, what was missing?

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* 5. Following your introduction, did you find resources helpful to newcomers to the community? For example, the "Getting Started as a Developer" wiki page, the OpenMRS guide book, the OpenMRS developer manual, etc.

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* 6. What was the most helpful resource?

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* 7. What would have made you more likely to continue to engage in the community (check all that apply):

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* 8. Is there anything else that the OpenMRS community could do to make it easier for you to contribute?