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Module 3:Using Additional Question formats

Module 3:Using Additional Question formats. First we have to get back into our survey 1. Log onto Survey Monkey by going to the website at http://www.surveymonkey.com 2. Click sign in upper right hand corner. 3. Enter the CSE user name CSEGraduatePrograms and password.

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Module 3:Using Additional Question formats

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  1. Module 3:Using Additional Question formats • First we have to get back into our survey • 1. Log onto Survey Monkey by going to the website at http://www.surveymonkey.com • 2. Click sign in upper right hand corner. • 3. Enter the CSE user name CSEGraduatePrograms and password. • 4. Click “My Surveys” and locate your survey. Using the Professional Account of Survey Monkey February 2011

  2. Now it’s time to ask insert other survey questions. • 1. First click “Add a new page” • 2. Give the page a title; having a title can help you later when you want to proofread your survey. • 3. Now let’s view the question formats. • We will discuss the three most common formats. • Comment/Essay Box • Multiple Choice (Only One Answer) • Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers) Using the Professional Account of Survey Monkey February 2011

  3. Comment/Essay Box • Advantage of including. • Start a new page and title it “Additional comments” • Select question format Comment/Essay Box. • Click Size and Placement Options • 100 characters wide usually makes sense • Number of lines relates to your study topic. How long do you anticipate a “typical” response? Using the Professional Account of Survey Monkey February 2011

  4. Multiple Choice (Only One Answer) • Be sure that allowing only one answer is appropriate e.g. Are you a graduate student, or a faculty member? • Decide whether you want to include an n/a or other. • If you decide to add “other, you probably want to disable “Make this an answer choice.” Otherwise respondents would have to insert a comment to continue with the survey. Using the Professional Account of Survey Monkey February 2011

  5. Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers) • Be sure that allowing more than one response is appropriate. E.g. “How do you plan to use Survey Monkey?” • Select question format. • Consider options • Advantage of alphabetizing; does not “privilege” responses. • Adding “other” You probably want to disable “Make this an answer choice.” Otherwise respondents would have to insert a comment to continue with the survey. Using the Professional Account of Survey Monkey February 2011

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