Use Survey-result Progress Boards to analyse the results of a survey on a single project or across an entire album.

Step-by-step Instructions

Toggle automatic creation of Progress Boards for a project's Survey Campaigns

1. Open the Surveys menu in your left side navigation bar

2. Select Survey Campaigns

3. In the Surveys used by menu: select the project whose results you want to see

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4. You’ll see the survey campaigns used within that project. Scroll down to the survey you want to analyse and click Results and more

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5. Below the title of the survey, you’ll see an option called Progress Board. Click it.

   1. If you do not see Progress Board, you simply need to turn it on for your project. This will then generate a Progress Board for every survey campaign within that project. Here’s how to do that: Toggle automatic creation of Progress Boards for a project's Survey Campaigns

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6. Click Try the new version

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7. You’ll see a tab for each question used in your survey

   1. Click through the tabs to explore your results

   2. Use the Filters to drill down into specific areas

   3. Use the Split By lenses to slice your results demographically

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Get Started

• Analyse data using Progress Boards

• Toggle automatic creation of Progress Boards for an album's surveys

• Toggle automatic creation of Progress Boards for a project's Survey Campaigns

• Success Scores (Net improvement, Mean Average improvement and Completion %)

What can I see on a legacy survey-result Progress Board?

• You'll see the quantitative questions from your survey. Quantitative questions are

  • Multiple Choice (scales)

  • Numerical

  • Achievements (checkbox)

  • Engagement

  • Activity

  • In other words: it doesn't include:

    • Open Text questions

    • Date questions

    • Time questions

    • or Upload file attachment questions

• Each quantitative question from the survey will be automatically added to a Progress Board called “{Survey} on {Project}” or “{Survey} across {Album}”.

• You'll see that Progress Board in your My Apps > Progress Boards list. (Try reloading the page if it isn't displayed the first time you look for it)

• From the Progress Board you can report Distance Travelled without doing manual calculations to analyse your results

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