Designing surveys with a test generator
-
Upload
test-generator -
Category
Education
-
view
336 -
download
0
Transcript of Designing surveys with a test generator
Slide 1
Title
Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator
Slide 2
Title
Overview
1. The Significance of Online Surveys 2. Striving for Survey Simplicity 3. Organizing your Survey with an Online Test Generator
Source: Test Generator – Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator
Slide 3
Title
1. The Significance of Online Surveys
• Exam crea)on so-ware enables a wide variety of test crea)on possibili)es to suit nearly every purpose.
• Designing online surveys involves a unique process of crea)on, demanding special strategic considera)on to retrieve responses that provide relevant, ac)onable feedback.
• Great surveys are clear, concise and reliable -‐ focused on achieving specific goals and demonstra)ng respect to the target audience's )me and effort, whose par)cipa)on is o-en voluntary.
Source: Test Generator – Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator
Slide 4
Title
1. The Significance of Online Surveys • Organiza)ons use surveys for many reasons, including:
Ø Measuring the impact of marke)ng campaigns Ø Revealing customer opinion Ø Determining employee sa)sfac)on.
• Before crea)ng an online test, it’s important to understand your research goals and how a survey can help solve your challenge.
• Knowing who you'd like to take your survey will guide the language and length that yields op)mal results.
Source: Test Generator – Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator
Slide 5
Title
2. Striving for Survey Simplicity
• The best surveys u)lize these main principles: Ø Clarity Ø Fairness Ø Consistency
• Limit your content when crea)ng an online test -‐ the longer the survey, the less likely par)cipants will be willing to complete it.
• Short, focused surveys deliver beRer quality and quan)ty of responses -‐ five minutes or less to complete is generally ideal.
Source: Test Generator – Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator
Slide 6
Title
2. Striving for Survey Simplicity
• Each ques)on should be brief and focused on a single objec)ve.
• Avoid leading ques)ons that force respondents to fully agree or disagree with statements.
• Strive for closed ques)ons whenever possible, providing specific choices for easier results analysis using your easy test creator.
Ø You may choose open-‐ended ques)ons, but this requires more )me to analyze responses. Ø It's preferable to use ra)ng scales consistently to measure the direc)on and intensity of opinions.
Source: Test Generator – Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator
Slide 7
Title
3. Organizing your Survey with an Online Test Generator • Begin your survey with a short introduc)on and follow a logical ques)on order, placing easier, broad-‐based ques)ons earlier before advancing to more poten)ally sensi)ve or personal ques)ons.
Ø Respondents will be more likely to answer unexpected ques)ons if they understand the reasoning behind it.
• Avoid irrelevant ques)ons that might frustrate your survey takers.
• Rou)ng technology and responsive logic in exam creator so-ware can enable par)cipants to skip ques)ons if necessary.
Source: Test Generator – Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator
Slide 8
Title
3. Organizing your Survey with an Online Test Generator
• Group similar ques)ons together to enable quick answering.
• Place contact informa)on at the end when par)cipants have essen)ally commiRed to comple)ng the ques)onnaire, providing reassurance that their data will be kept secure and not shared with third par)es.
• Improve your response rate by including a short introductory email, an incen)ve like a raffle draw for a prize, and present it appealingly using your free test generator.
Source: Test Generator – Designing Surveys with an Easy Test Creator