Meet Matthew Champagne, PhD
For two decades, Dr. Matthew Champagne has influenced survey and feedback practices in learning organizations worldwide as a researcher, university professor, author, serial entrepreneur and in-demand speaker. He has authored more than 75 articles, books and how-to guides with practical solutions for creating high-quality feedback tools and processes that have now been implemented at more than 600 organizations across the globe.
Dr. Champagne's theories and empirical research spawned the web-based course evaluation industry in the late 1990s, and he helped create many of the innovative web-based technologies used today to improve the quality of training and customer service.
As Research Fellow and Senior Evaluator for the U.S. Army Research Institute, National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Education, U.S. Department of Energy, Sloan Foundation and Hewlett Foundation, Champagne advised 370 colleges and learning organizations on implementing feedback and evaluation systems to drastically improve customer retention, learning, and performance.
Dr. Champagne was named Technology Visionary of 2015 by SURVEY Magazine for his pioneering work merging psychological principles and online educational technologies.
Courses
How To Boost Your Webinar Attendance
Are you hosting a big webinar soon? Will you ask the psychological trigger questions to guarantee guests will attend? Will you “close the loop” to ensure your audience stays in their seats until you unveil your offer? Have you constructed a “survey conversation” for the non-buyers to keep them opening your emails months after your webinar has ended? Here’s how.
Don't Launch Your Survey Yet - Fix These 4 "Traps" First!
For those that CREATE online surveys, reaction sheets, and evaluation forms: Learn to identify and avoid the 4 time-wasting traps in SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, Survey Gizmo and other web-based survey creation tools that reduce response rates, annoy respondents & muddy your results.
Secrets That Make Surveys Work
You just created a survey for your customers, members, employees, or students – that’s great! Now comes the hard part: trying to get a lot of people to fill it out and give meaningful comments so you have valid and useful results. But how do you get people to NOT skip your instructions, make rating errors, and write vague and unhelpful comments? Here are the answers.
Books
The Survey Playbook: How to Create The Perfect Survey
There is a need for more accurate, meaningful and actionable survey results in every organization that gathers feedback through online surveys and paper forms.
Advice You Need
3 disastrous questions found on most surveys
SurveySocial: The Evolution of Surveys in the digital age
