The reading groups give notes about the script. They might point out what they liked, what sparked their interest in knowing more, and what they didn't particularly understand or enjoy. They can put ask questions to the writer.
A questionnaire can be also added to the script, to more empirically measure the level of enjoyment, interest, and comprehension.
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