Ask questions with one or more options to choose from
Multiple Choice trackers
Allow you to create a set of Answer Choices (i.e. a scale) that is used to measure progress
Multiple Choice progress trackers are designed to indicate progress towards an outcome. We refer to them as indicative.
An example of a Multiple Choice tracker is the question/metric: What is your level of confidence? with Answer Choices Low, Medium, High
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Choice Trackers let you ask survey questions which give people one or more options to choose from
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Give people as many options as you like
Each option is called an Answer Choice
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Control how many options a person can select
Allow people to choose
only one Answer Choice (single)
a certain number of Answer Choices (limited)
as many answer choices as they want to (unlimited)
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Visualise results in a variety of ways
See how many people selected each option. Display the results using
Bar charts
Pie charts
Interactive tables
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Organise your multiple choice trackers
Every Multiple Choice progress tracker belongs to an outcome
You can add a Multiple Choice Tracker to several outcomes - if it indicates progress towards several outcomes
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Example
An example of a Multiple Choice tracker is the question/metric: What is your level of confidence? with Answer Choices Low, Medium, High