For the PD, I created a page on my website sith the content I wanted to cover. I started with a Google Form survey that showed teachers how much time they were spending creating, scoring, and recording assessments. Then I gave them a handout and explained the types of questions that could be added. I had the participants try to create a simple assessment and showed them how to clone an existing assessment also. We briefly discussed adding files and viewing the assessment. At the end, I had a contact submission with two questions: "What two things (or more) went well", and "One thing (or more) you would add, delete, or change". The feedback was mostly positive. Teachers felt it was well organized and presented. They enjoyed being able to create a test. Participants thought it was informative with clear, simple instructions. The negatives mostly involved time constraints. Some participants requested more time and practice. It may have been helpful to have a student view of the test so they would know how to assist students in the lab.
The feedback from the Educational Tech professional was also positive. I received good reports for having hands-on activities such as the google survey, the sample quiz, cloning quizzes, and assigning quizzes. Points were also earned for having printed directions and being able to troubleshoot participants problems. Participants were also noted as being actively engaged in the process throughout the training.