Questionnaire after the meetings cycle Background information 1. Do you feel that the objectives for today’s meetings were generally attained? Never Hardly ever Sometimes Most of the times Always 2. Do you feel that the time for today’s meetings was generally well-spent? Never Hardly ever Sometimes Most of the times Always 3. Did you generally enjoy participating in today’s meetings? Never Hardly ever Sometimes Most of the times Always 4. Which of the following did you make use of before the meetings to prepare for the meetings (beside the instructions from your personal coach)? Minutes of the previous meeting(s) Related documentation and information (e-mail, internet, project folder) Agenda Personal recollection Personal notes of the previous meeting(s) Make personal notes Shared notes from the previous meeting(s) (whiteboard) Presentations from previous meeting(s) Prepare a presentation E-mail other participants Other: 5. Which of the following did you make use of during the meetings? Minutes of the previous meeting(s) Related documentation and information (e-mail, internet, project folder) Agenda Personal recollection Personal notes of the previous meeting(s) Make personal notes Shared notes from the previous meeting(s) (whiteboard) Make/discuss shared notes (whiteboard) Presentations from the previous meeting(s) Give/discuss a presentation Other: 6. Which of the following did you make use of after the meetings (to process the results)? Minutes of the previous meeting(s) Related documentation and information (e-mail, internet, project folder) Agenda Personal recollection Personal notes of the previous meeting(s) Make personal notes Shared notes from the previous meeting(s) (whiteboard) Presentations from the previous meeting(s) E-mail other participants Other: 7. What types of information did you include in your personal notes? Decisions taken Things to do Things you wanted to tell others Reminders Reference materials (names, phone numbers, webpages) "Doodles" (absent-minded scribbles) Other: didn't make personal notes 8. What types of information did you regret, in retrospect, not having included into your personal notes? Decisions taken Things to do Things you wanted to tell others Reminders Reference materials (names, phone numbers, webpages) "Doodles" (absent-minded scribbles) Other: 9. If a ‘smart meeting room’ could automatically create multi-media recordings of the meeting (‘smart minutes’), what information would you like these to include? Please indicate the top-5 of your preferences. Speech (audio) Transcribed speech (text) Other audio (non-speech sounds), for example .... Pictures Video – overview Video – close-ups of participants Used documents and presentations Agenda Your personal notes Shared notes Information on participants Other: Other: Other: 10. If ‘smart minutes’ were available, how would you like to search for specific information within the minutes? Please indicate the top-5 of your preferences By topics By agenda items By participants/speakers By quotes of participants By gestures of participants By facial expressions of participants By emotions of participants By movements of participants By discussions between participants By decisions taken By arguments for decisions By means used during the meeting (presentations, notes etc.) By things to do By specific points in time By specific locations in the meeting room Other: Other: Other: 11. If a ‘smart meeting room’ could automatically create multi-media recordings of the meeting (‘smart minutes’), what information would you like these to include? Browse through the ‘smart minutes’ Get an automated summary Get an overview of things to do Get the gist (the essence) of the contents of the meeting Get the gist of the atmosphere during the meeting Other: 12. Would you trust ‘smart minutes’ to provide an accurate and adequate representation of the meeting? Yes, because Yes, but No, because Machines are not generally capable of expressing human emotions and atmosphere into coherent sentences 13. Would you like to participate in a meeting that takes place in a ‘smart meeting room’ in which all communication is logged? Yes, because I would want to be able to review what each particpant was expressing or gesturing to other particpants Yes, but No, because 14. Would meeting in a ‘smart meeting room’ affect your behaviour during meetings? Yes, because I would be aware that everyone could later review the meetings and would be aware that I had a disliking for an idea by my face but out of decency or fear I remained silent and did not dispute the soundness of the idea. Yes, but No, because Thank you, that concludes your work for the day!