Powerful, flexible online surveys
Online surveys is designed to maintain respondent anonymity and therefore it will not automatically capture any identifying information about your respondents. However, if you have: set up a respondent list…
…needing to enter a username/password combination. A personalised URL looks like this: https://accountname.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/surveyname?token=xxxxxxxx If you leave the token field blank when providing respondent data, online surveys will generate random, non-guessable…
…dynamic charts into pasteable images: Ensure your browser’s bookmarks/favourites bar is displayed. Drag the bookmarklet (grey box) labelled online surveys charts to images (found below these instructions), to your bookmarks/favourites…
…the Preview survey icon alongside your survey. To preview a particular page of your survey: In the Survey builder, find the page in your survey that you wish to preview…
…create several different versions of the survey and use something outside of online surveys (names out of a hat, random number tables etc) to randomly assign respondents to surveys. You…
…a survey item and adding your own (basic) HTML tags. If you are not confident that you can undertake these tasks, please contact the online surveys support team or your…
A page break splits an online surveys page into two pages. Page breaks can only be inserted between two existing items on a page (e.g. between two questions or between…
When editing a survey in online survey, it is important to know whether you are creating/editing a parent question or a sub-question. The main distinguishing features of parent questions and…
…times as you like while the survey is open. If the Refresh data link is not visible or does not work, please contact the online surveys support team for assistance….
Every online surveys survey is given a unique URL when it is created. This is known as the public URL The public URL can be found on your survey’s Distribute…