Powerful, flexible online surveys
…them to https://admin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/accounts/login/. Account activation links and forgotten password links will only work once, and a user cannot use them to log in again once the account has been activated…
…up a respondent list allows you to restrict access to a predefined group of respondents, via either a username/password login or a personalised URL. If a respondent list has been…
…survey contact. Alternatively, contact the Primary Contact of the online surveys account that the survey was run from. My new user activation link has expired. Have you already activated your…
…item and use the buttons on the toolbar at the top of the editor to apply the desired formatting. The example toolbar shown below displays all of the available formatting…
…of its features, including data capture and reporting. It also means reviewers can test your survey without needing access to a online surveys account. To pilot your survey: Locate your…
…grant another online surveys user the ability to do so. We recommend that all online surveys users in an Organisation account add at least one other user to their survey…
…as they won’t see all the questions at once. It also allows you to add routing to your survey. Adding text Every survey should have an introduction explaining what the…
…choose a minimum number of answers, and/or so that your respondents are limited to a maximum number of answers (e.g. one answer per row and one answer per column). While…
…be able to submit their responses. This includes those who are part way through a survey at that moment, as well as anyone who opted to ‘Finish later’ but who…
As well as using the analysis features available in online surveys, you can also export your response data and analyse it outside of online surveys in your choice of software…