Survey Scoring & Survey Verdicts
Classify every survey response, using Scores & Verdicts
How it works
Add a formula to a survey
A survey respondent answers the survey as usual
Makerble automatically calculates a score for that survey response and assigns a Verdict
Track respondents' scores and verdicts over time
Makerble can track a person’s Verdicts over time. You’ll see
the Verdicts that have been calculated for each survey response, at each point in time.
the Mean Average score, at each point in time.
the number and proportion of people who achieved each verdict, at each point in time
the number of people whose score has improved, worsened or stayed the same, between each point in time
Get started with Verdicts
There are four parts to setting up survey verdicts.
Part 1 (You are here) | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
Turn on Verdicts for that survey |
Steps for Part 1
You must be the owner of a survey to turn on verdicts.
When you copy a survey you become an owner of the copied version. It uses the same metrics as the original survey which means you'll have continuity when analysing results using Progress Boards. You'll need to add the copied survey to your projects.
If the owner is a colleague in your organisation who has now left your organisation, contact support@makerble.com
If you're using a survey that's owned by Makerble Templates and you would like it to use verdicts, contact support@makerble.com
Verdicts are only calculated based on answers to Scale-based questions
Go to the Create/Edit Survey page
If you are creating a new survey, click Create in the top menu, then Surveys (Create a question while creating a survey )
If you are editing an existing survey, click Set the questions on the Survey’s Profile page (Edit a Survey )
Add your Scale-based questions to the survey
Click the toggle to turn on Verdicts
Once you have finished adding your survey questions to the survey, scroll to the bottom of the page and press Save
You arrive on the Survey Template page
Now you can do to Stage 2: Allocate points to each survey question’s Answer Choices