Either create a question
Or reuse a question from your library
You can add several types of question to a survey.
When you are on the Set the questions tab or Edit questions page you can:
Either create a question
Or reuse a question from your library
You can set how people answer each question
Single Choice (these are great when you want to create a Likert Scale)
Limited Multiple Choice
Unlimited Multiple Choice
Display questions in a grid (matrix) format. This relies on scale questions that use shared answer choices. You can see results for each as separate bar charts and you can see the combined results from the matrix as a radar chart (also called a spider-plot or a star-shaped outcome chart). Add a Question Grid to a survey
Useful for when you have a question which is essentially Yes or No
such as an opt-in
or tracking a particular type of achievement, e.g. “Found Employment”
You can add a section header to create different sections in survey for survey questions. This field acts as a header for the the questions that follow in the survey Section Content Blocks
You can create a question pool containing multiple different questions to show a random question from them every time the survey is opened. Rotate the questions being asked in a survey (add a Rotating Question Pool)
There are some in-built questions that you can directly add in the survey.
You can add questions to any Master Survey that you are the owner of.
If you are an Organisation Admin you can add questions to any Master Survey that is owned by your organisation
Broadly speaking there are two categories of survey question
Field-based questions | Tracker-based questions |
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Tickbox question (Achievement Tracker or Attendance Tracker) | |
Time field | |
Add field-based questions to a survey (Open Text questions, Dates, Times, Sections, Attachments)
Add Tracker-based questions to a survey (Multiple Choice, Numbers, Tickboxes)
Pro Tip:
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