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-# Survey for instructor training
-Below are the survey questions for CodeRefinery instructor training in MarkDown format.
-
-## Carpentries-related questions
-1. Have you participated at Carpentries workshop(s)?* 
-   - [ ] Yes -> 2
-   - [ ] No -> 3
-2. What was your role in the Caprentries workshop(s)? (multiple answer allowed)
-   - [ ] a certified instructor 
-   - [ ] an instructor but not certified
-   - [ ] a helper
-   - [ ] a learner
-3. Are you familiar with the teaching style of The Carpentries (Software or Data) workshops?*
-   - [ ] Yes
-   - [ ] No
-4. Have you participated in the Carpentries instructor training?* (multiple answer allowed)
-   - [ ] Yes -> 5
-   - [ ] No -> 7
-5. What was your role in the Carpentries instructor training? (multiple answer allowed)
-   - [ ] an instructor-trainer.
-   - [ ] a learner.
-6. Are you a certified instructor?
-   - [ ] Yes 
-   - [ ] No 
-
-## CodeRefinery-related questions
-7. Have you participated at CodeRefinery workshop(s)?* 
-   - [ ] Yes -> 8
-   - [ ] No -> 9
-8. What was your role in the CodeRefinery workshop(s)? (multiple answer allowed)
-   - [ ] a helper
-   - [ ] a learner
-9. Do you provide training about software/code management and sharing best practices?*
-   - [ ] Yes -> 10
-   - [ ] No -> 12
-10. Which topics do you include in your training?
-  - free text
-11.  Which topics would you like to include in the future in your training?
-  - free text
-12.  What do you think are topics around software/code management and sharing best practices that researchers are often missing that should be taught somewhere?
-  - free text