Introduction Survey Tools

IntroductionSurvey Tools

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Survey monkey

What Is a Survey?

A survey is a series of questions asked of a group of people in order to gain information.

Information gathered can be facts, attitudes, feelings, beliefs, etc.

Examples for Survey

Satisfactions Evaluations Applications Voting Invitations

Why Do a Survey?

The goals of survey:

to collect data which can be analyzed, and used to aid decisions.

to acquire data to make proper decisions.

to support of that decision-making process.

The Survey Life Cycle

Plan the survey Design the survey Test the survey Deploy the survey Reporting

Reporting Results

Export data to other software applications

Access Excel PowerPoint SPSS

Some of the famous survey websites

http://wufoo.com/

www.zoomerang.com

www.surveymonkey.com

https://docs.google.com/ www.surveytool.com

Survey monkey is now Federal Government Approved

Survey monkey has agreed with the Government Services Administration (GSA), the federal government agency responsible for facilitating procurement activities across all federal agencies, upon a set of “federal friendly” Terms of Use for the use of Survey monkey by federal government users.

Federal agencies around the country can now use Survey monkey in a way which complies with federal law and government contracting requirements, without the need to individually enter into special arrangements with Survey monkey.

http://blog.surveymonkey.com/blog/2012/03/06/surveymonkey-for-government/

Developed By Ryan and Chris Finley. Created 1999 Purpose: Survey monkey is an online survey

tool that enables people of all experience levels to create their own surveys quickly and easily.

http://www.surveymonkey.com

BeachBoardWorkshop PD documents

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NWKTKHD

Activity

By using Survey monkey, make 2 or 3 questions about general information/ your major/ education, etc. ( choose different types of questions )…

Conclusion

Now you have the skills to create your own survey.

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