Useful feedback separates the event content from the experience of attending through VR. Someone may enjoy the speaker while finding the joining instructions confusing, or understand the setup while wanting a different programme. Asking about both helps the organiser choose a practical improvement.
Which questions should be asked?
Ask what the attendee expected, what worked well and what made the experience harder to follow. Include the joining process, sound, camera view and content. Give people space to describe a specific moment rather than relying only on a single overall rating.
How should the feedback be collected?
Use the organiser's chosen feedback method, such as an existing survey or follow-up message. Do not assume OowOah automatically provides a survey feature. Keep the request short and explain why the answers will be useful. The aim is to learn enough to improve the next event without creating a lengthy task for attendees.
What should change as a result?
Choose a small number of clear actions. A camera adjustment, clearer time-zone wording or a more focused programme may be easier to address than a general request to make an event better. Revisit those actions during the next rehearsal. Keep track of whether the changes actually answer the concerns people raised.
Where can I find out more?
How your audience attends in VR. Visit explore hosting live vr events for the relevant service information.