Anonymous feedback explained

FeedbackMaster allows evaluators to give feedback anonymously when they prefer.

What is anonymous feedback?

When you submit feedback anonymously:

• Your name isn’t shown to the speaker
• The feedback appears as “Anonymous”
• The content is otherwise identical

How to give anonymous feedback

When submitting feedback:

1. Fill out your rating and comments
2. Check the Submit anonymously box
3. Submit your feedback

What the speaker sees

For anonymous feedback, the speaker sees:

• The star rating
• The written feedback
• “Anonymous” instead of your name
• The tone classification

What club leaders see

Club leaders (VPEs and Presidents):

• Can see aggregate tone statistics
• Cannot see who gave specific feedback
• Cannot reveal anonymous feedback givers

When to use anonymous feedback

Consider anonymous feedback when:

• You want to give honest criticism without awkwardness
• You’re new and don’t want to be identified yet
• The feedback is sensitive

When to avoid anonymous feedback

Consider including your name when:

• You want to build a relationship with the speaker
• You’re offering mentorship or guidance
• Your expertise adds context to the feedback

Is anonymous truly anonymous?

Yes. FeedbackMaster doesn’t store the connection between anonymous feedback and the giver in a way that can be revealed later.

💡 Tip: Both anonymous and identified feedback are valuable. Choose what feels right for each situation.