How do I know what the URL of my survey will be?
…URL will be asked to enter a username and password. For surveys with a list of respondents, you can either provide your respondents with the public URL and a username…
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…URL will be asked to enter a username and password. For surveys with a list of respondents, you can either provide your respondents with the public URL and a username…
…obtain this information from your institution please contact us for further information. 2. Decide which account type best suits your needs If you wish to purchase your own online surveys…
…for some user groups. It should be possible to complete surveys without the use of a mouse. Respondents can tab between questions and submit surveys using only keyboard input. Similarly,…
…which enables you to identify them (e.g. name, email address), you will not know who has completed your survey (and who has not), nor will you know which person has…
…question layout that you have chosen provide you with data that you can usefully analyse? The best way to test this is to pilot your survey, which we recommend you…
Yes. You can filter your results based on pre-populated information in exactly the same way as you can for any other survey response data. Instructions for filtering your response data…
…the data again without ticking this box. You have applied a filter to your results. The results export will not include any information that you have filtered out. If you…
…are likely to use (for example, assistive technologies, mobile internet, less common browsers or IT systems). The best way to check these things is to thoroughly pilot your survey. Simple…
The token field in the respondent list is used by online surveys to generate personalised URLs for survey respondents. A personalised URL allows a respondent to access a survey without…
…can choose to use instead of the full question text if you export your results data. This alternative text will not be visible to respondents. This field is also used…