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COMET® Module Survey: Topics in Polar Low Forecasting

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Instructions

Please answer the items below. With drop-down boxes, click the box, then click your choice. To answer the fill-in questions, click in the upper-left corner of the answer area and type your answer.  

Once you have completed the survey, click Submit Survey at the end of the form.
 

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How many years of operational forecast experience do you have? 

1. How long did you spend completing the case exercise? 

2. How many times did you revisit the case exercise before completing it? 

3. Did you access the module over the Web in the Flash/HTML format or download the module for local playback?

4. In general, I liked this case exercise and was able to easily find my way around.

5. This product's format (navigation, text, imagery, audio) is effective for learning.  

6. In addition to the main content, I also read through the "Supporting Topics" content.

7. This module heightened my awareness of an important forecast problem.

 

8. What did you like most about this module?

9. What did you like least about this module?

10. How could this module be improved?


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© Copyright 2004, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. This documentation was developed by the Cooperative Program for Operational Meteorology, Education and Training (COMET®), which is operated by UCAR and sponsored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Award No. NA17WD2383.