Resource is divided into 8 parts: 1. Part 1 – What Makes a Good Questionnaire 2. Part 2 – Installing Survey Software 3. Part 3 – Creating the First Survey 4. Part 4 – Using Tokens 5. Part 5 – Adding Conditional Statements 6. Part 6 – Styling the Survey 7. Part 7 – Collecting Data 8. Part 8 – Exporting and Analysing Data

Tips for creating a good questionnaire: O Use simple language O Avoid jargon O Keep questions short and specific O Avoid ambiguities O Avoid double-barrelled questions (“and”, “or”) O Avoid double negatives O Do not overload the respondent's memory O Avoid hypothetical questions O Do not make assumptions

Tips for increasing response rates: O Design a questionnaire that is easy to navigate O Clear questions and structure the questionnaire in sections O Do not ask too many questions – attention is limited O If you have to ask many questions, state the number of questions beforehand O Stress anonymity of the questionnaire O Make the request personal. Genuine request – do not spam! O Send reminders to people who have not responded O Add additional info (pages left, percentage completed)

2. Installing Survey Software: O Requirements to install the survey (MySQL, PHP, 60 MB web space) O Create MySQL database O Download survey software on computer O Upload the survey on webserver and extract it O Change folder permissions (7-5-5) O Edit survey configurations and create admin account O Connect survey software with database O Login and change password

3. Creating the First Survey: O Change settings of survey (languages, title, description, theme, start/end date, cookies, notification ) O Create question groups to represent pages of survey O Create questions and set type of question (yes/no) O Add label sets for questions O Test the survey before activating it O Browse summary of responses

4. Using Tokens: O Useful for using scripts O Change the survey to closed-group mode O Add token entries (name, ) O Edit the scripts O Send the invitations O Delete the tokens table to allow for survey to be public again

5. Adding Conditional Statements: O Useful for adding conditions to questions that depend on previous answer O Add additional question and edit the conditions O Select Comparison operators (and, or) O Possibility to add more than one conditional statement O Can be used as screening question at beginning

6. Styling the Survey: O Knowledge of HTML and CSS required O Copy the template and create a new one O Edit the CSS files to changing the style of the survey (colours, background) O Edit the HTML files to change the content of the survey (progress bar, buttons, titles) O Possibility to edit the files without the template editor, manually

7. Collecting Data: O Can collect data using tokens O Possibility to use scripts to send mass e- mails with one click O Can collect data from different social networks (Facebook, Twitter) O Be friendly, personal avoid spamming O Consider shortening the length of URL (

8. Exporting and Analysing Data: O View summary of responses within LimeSurvey O Possibility to display responses within LimeSurvey in text format or HTML format O Can create pie charts from the responses O Recommended to export responses to MS Excel O Edit data to produce meaningful findings. Consider splitting into categories O Create visual graphs from data (bar charts) O Draw conclusions based on analysis

Problems? O Refer to the documentation: O O Ask questions on LimeSurvey forums: O