Powerful, flexible online surveys
…user has activated their account (the Active box is ticked): Advise the user that they should discard the invitation email and log in at https://admin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/accounts/login/ Check that the user is…
Online surveys is designed to protect respondent anonymity. Online surveys does not use cookies for survey completion and external tracking software such as Google Analytics is not supported on online…
…list who have not completed at the click of a button. Please consider the following points when considering whether to use the online surveys email tool: The online surveys email…
You can merge the responses from two or more surveys that have the same structure (the same number, type and order of the questions). For the merge process to work,…
…order of preference or importance. For example: Creating a scale/rank question To create a scale question: In the Survey builder, decide where you want to place your question and click…
A grid allows you to group questions together into a table format. Grids are flexible and space saving, but can easily become complex and difficult for respondents to use. Grids…
…of every Help page. The online surveys support team is not always the appropriate first point of contact. Listed below are some common queries where the online surveys team may…
…greater than 4.5:1, as required by the WCAG2 guidelines. The precise ratios are: Section text: 5:1 Question text: 10:1 Possible answers: 10:1 Colour schemes suitable for one group of people…
…permissions are: Manage: the other user can: launch the survey (but cannot change any of the distribution settings); and delete the survey. Analyse (full): the other user can see and…
To activate the online surveys email tool, and/or to allow online surveys to keep track of who has and who has not completed your survey, you must: Set up a…