Which survey question will generate the most appropriate data for the rubric?

Question

You want to use the following rubric to evaluate the effectiveness of the training program on using a new software program.
? Excellent: Since training, 90% or more people have completed a project by using the new software.
? Average: Since training, 80–89% of people have completed a project by using the new software.
? Poor: Since training, 79% or less people have completed a project by using the new software.
a.How satisfied are you with the new software?
___ Very dissatisfied
___ Somewhat dissatisfied
___ Somewhat satisfied
___ Very satisfied
b.How often do you use the new software?
___ Never
___ Sometimes
___ Often
___ Always
c.I have used the new software to complete a project.
___ Strongly disagree
___ Somewhat disagree
___ Neutral
___ Somewhat agree
___ Strongly agree
d.Have you used the new software to complete a project?
___ Yes
___ No

Answer 1

d.Have you used the new software to complete a project?
___ Yes
___ No
The rubric is designed with the number (%) of people who have completed a project with the new software, so the survey question should clearly measure how many people have completed the project with the new software.
‘a’ – this question does not address the issue, completion of a project.
‘b’ – this question is simply asking how often they are using the new software. So, this question would not work.
‘d’ – this question/response scale is not well designed. The Likert scale is not an appropriate response scale to be used with a statement asking about a fact (whether they have used it or not).
‘d’ – this question generates the number (%) of people who have or have not used the new software to complete a project.