Workshop Registration Form
Sign-ups with skill level, expectations, and setup needs – so the room fits the audience.
5 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Workshops go wrong when the room's skill level surprises the instructor. This registration form captures each participant's current level, what they want to walk out able to do, and their setup (laptop, software installed) so the session starts with exercises instead of installations.
The expectations write-in, read the week before, is the instructor's best preparation tool – it names the exact use cases the audience brought, and quoting them back on slide one wins the room immediately.
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Reserve your seat
Thank you for your interest in the workshop. This form registers you and tells the facilitator about your experience with the topic. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.Your details*
Q2.Your current level with this topic*
- Complete beginner
- Some experience
- Comfortable - here to go deeper
Q3.What do you want to be able to DO after this workshop?*
Q4.Will you bring a laptop with the required software installed?
- Yes
- I need the setup guide
- I cannot bring a laptop
Q5.Do you have any dietary requirements for lunch? Tick all that apply.
- None
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Gluten-free
- Other…
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