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New group interest check

When you want to ask what activities people want before starting a group

Only you can see the new document. Checks and statuses start empty, and share links, polls and surveys open when you publish them yourself.

New group interest check

Group theme
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Response period
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Target
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Assignee
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Write the group's theme and align the activity candidates table with the form choices.

What to ask

Before starting the group, ask what activities people want to try together. List candidates in the table and give them the same names as the form choices.

Explain up front that this survey collects opinions and doesn't confirm participation.

Activity optionFormatLabelsExpected headcountNumberReviewStatusAdoptedCheckbox
Learning togetherLearning6EmptyUnchecked
Making things togetherMaking5EmptyUnchecked
Casual conversationTalking8EmptyUnchecked
Walk nearbyTalkingOutdoors6EmptyUnchecked
Row 1
Activity option
Learning together
Format
Learning
Expected headcount
6
Review
Empty
Adopted
Unchecked
Row 2
Activity option
Making things together
Format
Making
Expected headcount
5
Review
Empty
Adopted
Unchecked
Row 3
Activity option
Casual conversation
Format
Talking
Expected headcount
8
Review
Empty
Adopted
Unchecked
Row 4
Activity option
Walk nearby
Format
TalkingOutdoors
Expected headcount
6
Review
Empty
Adopted
Unchecked

Review questions, then publish

Split up what to check before publishing and check off finished items.

Pre-launch review

What to reviewPurposeCategoryAssigneeCheckedInternal notes
Other suggestionsHear ideas beyond the optionsQuestionsNot setUncheckedNot set
How people joinDecide how to meet the first timeQuestionsNot setUncheckedNot set
Activity preferencesSet the group's directionQuestionsNot setUncheckedNot set
Other suggestions
Purpose
Hear ideas beyond the options
Category
Questions
Assignee
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Checked
Unchecked
Internal notes
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How people join
Purpose
Decide how to meet the first time
Category
Questions
Assignee
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Checked
Unchecked
Internal notes
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Activity preferences
Purpose
Set the group's direction
Category
Questions
Assignee
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Checked
Unchecked
Internal notes
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Survey · Draft

New group interest check

Which activity appeals to you most? *
  • Learning together
  • Making things together
  • Casual conversation
  • Walk nearby
If you're joining for the first time, what would feel most comfortable? *
  • A short one-time trial
  • Join regularly
  • Join now and then when it suits me
Which days work best for meeting?
  • Weekday evening
  • Saturday
  • Sunday
  • Any day is fine
How many times a month can you take part?

Number

Is there an activity you'd like to try together?

Long answer

People can take part once the owner publishes it in the new document.

Response summary

Once responses are in, note the top answer for each question and decide the next step.

QuestionTop answerResponsesNumberNext actionLabels
Appealing activitiesEmpty0Applied
How to take partEmpty0Applied
Available daysEmpty0Follow-up question
Row 1
Question
Appealing activities
Top answer
Empty
Responses
0
Next action
Applied
Row 2
Question
How to take part
Top answer
Empty
Responses
0
Next action
Applied
Row 3
Question
Available days
Top answer
Empty
Responses
0
Next action
Follow-up question

After the responses

To doAssigneeDue dateProgress
Pick candidate dates for the first meetupNot setNot setNot set
Summarize and share the resultsNot setNot setNot set
Follow up with those who said they're interestedNot setNot setNot set
Pick candidate dates for the first meetup
Assignee
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Due date
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Progress
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Summarize and share the results
Assignee
Not set
Due date
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Progress
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Follow up with those who said they're interested
Assignee
Not set
Due date
Not set
Progress
Not set

Group direction

Decision draft

Group direction

☐

Sent the form link to the audience.

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Summarized the results after the response period ended.

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Told respondents the group's direction.