…commit to achieving and maintaining a grade of at least A when tested by SSLLabs. You can view the current status at https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.onlinesurveys.ac.uk&hideResults=on. Data is not encrypted whilst at rest…
This page explains how to: Filter survey responses by date or question number. Filter responses by answers given. Save a combination of filters and settings. Filtering responses by date or…
…survey password. 3. Create a list of respondents This means that: You have a predefined list of respondents for your survey. Each respondent has their own username/password combination and personalised…
…CSV file and click Import. Choose Delimited, then click Next. Choose Comma, then click Next. Select the column containing the numbers and choose Text. Repeat step 6 for all columns…
A respondent list contains 14 fields. These are: Username (This is the only information that must be supplied to create a respondent list). Password. Email. Token. 10 fields, named x1-x10,…
…Username box (above “Respondent export / import) and click + Add respondent. A random password and token will be automatically generated. Add any necessary additional information (e.g. an email address…
…correlations between responses given to a combination of questions. You can cross tabulate one question against another question or one question against all the questions within the survey. Cross tabulation…
…set up; or 2. Enter a username and password from your respondent list. Note: You cannot access your survey preview by entering your online survey username and password. You must…
…generating the URLs. 2. Tracking information has been added to the link Some external services (e.g. Google Analytics) add information to the end of links to track respondent activity. This…
…needing to enter a username/password combination. A personalised URL looks like this: https://accountname.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/surveyname?token=xxxxxxxx If you leave the token field blank when providing respondent data, online surveys will generate random, non-guessable…