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Survey

Multiple question types to find out what people prioritise and think.

What the framework is

A survey asks everyone the same questions and puts the answers side by side. Each question has a type, which decides how it is answered and how its results are shown.

A survey is one list of questions, or several sections. Each section holds options to rank by its own method, a list of questions, or quiz questions with a correct answer. Participants answer the sections in turn, each with its own introduction, and the results are shown section by section: each section's ranking stands on its own, with no overall ranking across sections.

What the result looks like

Survey example
How did our event go?
01

How did you hear about the event?

20 responses
A colleague
45%
9 of 20 people
Search engine
35%
7 of 20 people
Our newsletter
20%
4 of 20 people
02

How useful was the session?

20 responses
15%
Low
points 1–2 · 3 of 20 people
towards Not useful
20%
Middle
point 3 · 4 of 20 people
65%
High
points 4–5 · 13 of 20 people
towards Very useful
average response
3.7 / 5
1 2 3 4 5
How many chose each point
1 2 4 8 5
12345
Not usefulVery useful
03

What one thing should we change?

3 responses
Start on time.
More time for questions.
Share the slides beforehand.

What you can set

Survey

Whether a survey is one list of questions or several sections.

  • Simple: One list of questions.
  • Multi-section: Sections, each ranking options, asking questions or a quiz. Participants see "Section N of M".

Delivery

Whether each participant answers in their own time, or everyone answers the slide you show from a stage.

  • Self-paced: Each participant answers in their own time, from a link, code or QR code, whether everyone is in one room or not.
  • Live: You lead it from a stage: participants answer the slide you show, and answers count as they are given.

Shuffle the order of the sections

Gives each respondent their own random order of the sections.

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  • On

Question types

  • Question: A question answered in the participant's own words.
  • Text / Image Slide: A page with nothing to answer: a heading, and a body, an image or both.
  • Order: A ranking inside a question: options ranked by a method, as a ranking's own options are.
  • Share: Participants share a total between options.
  • Select: Participants choose from your options: one, or several.
  • Create List: Participants write a list of their own items.
  • Opinion Scale: Participants rate on a scale, or answer with a number.
  • Checklist: Participants answer Yes or No to each of your statements.
  • Whiteboard: A shared board participants add notes to, in a Live session.
  • Brainstorming: Participants add ideas to a shared board, in a Live session.
  • Quiz: A question with one correct answer.
  • Word Cloud: Participants give words, and the results show them as a cloud.

When it earns its place

Use it for event feedback, a consultation, a needs check before a workshop, or a session led from the front of a room: wherever everyone answers the same questions.

How to run it with a group

  1. Add the questions, choosing a type for each, or add the sections and choose what each one holds.
  2. Share the link, QR code or join code: each participant moves through the questions in their own time. Participants do not need an account to respond.
  3. Or lead it live from a stage: participants answer the slide you show, and answers count as they are given.
  4. Read the results question by question, or section by section.

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