1. An introduction to iSurvey Dr Alex Furr iSolutions www.isurvey.soton.ac.uk

2. 2 What is it? Online questionnaire creator Who can use it? Anyone at the University (staff and students) Who can take the questionnaires? Anyone with the correct web address –Options for password protection

3. Key Features Shared editing rights with other individuals Invitation lists Add your own logo Date restrictions Email when new participant completes a survey Logic / routing Randomised question options

4. Who is using it 4

5. What are they using it for? Research (PGRs / staff) Module evaluation questionnaires Supervisor selection General User feedback –Serviceline –Catering –Workshops 5

6. General overview

7. Basic Question Types Single choice e.g. What is your favourite colour –Blue –Red –Green

8. Basic Question Types Multichoice e.g. Which of these fruit do you like to eat? Pick all that apply –Oranges –Apples –Pears –Bananas

9. Basic Question Types Free text e.g. Describe your first memory

10. Basic Question Types Sliding scales On a scale of 1 to 10, how much did you enjoy the film?

11. Data collection options Print view option for paper Graph options for collected data Download as CSV

12. Advanced options Demographics Section A Section B Section C Finish section Section Presentation Block

13. Advanced options cont… Demographics Section ASection BSection C Finish section Section Presentation Block

14. Routing Do you like fish –Yes / No 14

15. Examples https://www.isurvey.soton.ac.uk/examples/ www.isurvey.soton.ac.uk/814 www.isurvey.soton.ac.uk/3438 15

16. Beware! Questionnaire is only as good as the questions being asked

17. Might own both No option for ‘Do not own a computer’

18. Little scope for variability in responses