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{Making people feel comfortable with completing the Indicator, ensuring that all participants complete and return it in a timely manner, and preparing Report Forms for a workshop take some negotiation and planning.  Some thoughts on how to do this include:}
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{Be clear with your contact person about the purpose for taking the Indicator; when the completed Indicators are to be returned; where and when the workshop is to take place; and that the results will be returned to each person individually.}
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{Provide participants with an envelope in which he or she can seal the completed Indicator when they return it for scoring.  This will ensure confidentiality.}
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{When distributing the Indicator to participants, consider a brief memo explaining the MBTIŽ and the purpose of the workshop (see Introductory Workshop  Memo in Aids and Handouts).}
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{Make arrangements with your contact person to return all completed question booklets and answer sheets to you in bulk.  Alternatively, have the contact person provide participants with large envelopes in which they can return the question booklets and answer sheets to you directly by a specified time.}
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{Allow yourself enough time to score and analyze the results prior to a planned event or workshop.  If you plan to send them to be computer scored, allow four to eight additional days, depending on whether or not you are willing to pay for overnight delivery charges.}
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{After scoring the Indicators, create a Report Form for all participants (see Reports to use the OKA Report Form print-out feature.) This may not be needed if you send them off for computer scoring.}
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{Place Report Forms in pre-labeled, sealed envelopes and keep them in alphabetical order.  Keep the answer sheets for reference during the workshop, in case questions arise about specific items on the Indicator or preference scores and clarities.}
