SayPro Feedback Evaluation Matrix for analyzing the quality of responses.

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SayPro Feedback Evaluation Matrix

CriteriaDescriptionRating Scale (1-5)Notes / Examples
RelevanceHow directly does the feedback relate to the program, policy, or research goal?1 = Not related
5 = Highly relevant
Does it address specific issues or goals within SayPro’s scope?
ClarityIs the feedback clear, understandable, and logically expressed?1 = Confusing
5 = Very clear
Avoids vague or ambiguous language.
Depth of InsightDoes the feedback provide thoughtful analysis, suggestions, or nuanced input?1 = Superficial
5 = Deep insight
Goes beyond surface-level comments to explore causes or solutions.
ActionabilityCan the feedback be realistically used to inform decisions or improvements?1 = Not usable
5 = Easily actionable
Offers specific suggestions, not just complaints or praise.
Evidence SupportDoes the feedback cite experience, data, or examples to support claims?1 = None
5 = Strong evidence
Includes stats, case studies, lived experiences, etc.
RepresentativenessDoes the feedback reflect broader stakeholder concerns or isolated views?1 = Highly unique
5 = Widely shared
Supported by other stakeholders or survey data.
ConstructivenessIs the tone of feedback helpful, even if critical?1 = Hostile
5 = Constructive
Offers solutions or alternatives, not just negative remarks.

📌 Instructions for Use:

  1. Apply the matrix to each feedback entry (interviews, survey responses, written submissions).
  2. Score each of the seven criteria from 1 to 5.
  3. Total Score Range: 7 to 35.
  4. Use the results to:
    • Identify high-quality feedback for integration.
    • Flag low-scoring feedback for clarification or follow-up.
    • Summarize trends across stakeholders.

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