Ocene
From LimeSurvey Manual
Splošno
LimeSurvey ima možnost, da ustvari oceno vaše ankete (omogočeno tudi v primeru večjezikovne ankete). Ocene so pravila, ki ovrednotijo odgovore ankete takoj, ko je le ta oddana. Na podlagi te ocene se prikaže anketirancu besedilno polje.
Dosegljiv je primer ankete v angleščini, ki demonstrira način uporabe ocenjevanja, in sicer si jo morate prenesti iz LimeSurvey-a in jo nato uvoziti v svoj sistem (opcija import):
Kot primer si zamislite naslednjo situacijo: anketa vsebuje dve vprašanji, kjer s prvim povprašamo anketiranca: "Ali kadite?". Vprašanje ima tri možne odgovore:
- "Da, več kot 10 na dan", kjer je koda odgovora "10"
- "Da, vendar manj kot 10 na dan", kjer je koda odgovora "5"
- "Ne, sploh ne kadim", kjer je koda odgovora "1"
Naslednje vprašanje se glasi: "Ali se rekreirate?", ki ima tudi tri možne odgovore:
- "Da, rekreiram se vsaj pol ure tri krat tedensko", kjer je koda odgovora "1"
- "Da, rekreiram se občasno", kjer je koda odgovora "5"
- "Ne, sploh se ne rekreiram", kjer je koda odgovora "10"
Če bi dodali seštevek vrednosti za vsak možen odgovor na koncu ankete, bi dobili zanimivo povratno informacijo o splošnem zdravju anketiranca. Nekdo, ki redno kadi in se ne rekreira, bi dosegel 10 točk v posameznem odgovoru, torej skupno 20 točk. Nekdo, ki ne kadi in se redno rekreira, bi dosegel po eno točko v posameznem odgovoru, skupno 2 točki.
Kako uporabljati
=Vključite ocenjevanje
To be able to see and edit assessments for answers visit the survey settings and change the setting Use assessments? in the Notification & data management tab to 'Yes'. After that you will be presented with additional fields when editing answers.
In label sets these fields are always visible.
Set assessment values for each answer/label
The assessments tool allows you to set some rules based on the summed assessment values of the questions in the survey, either for the total survey, or for each group within the survey. If you now edit an answer of a question you will see an additional field right beside each code field where you can set an assessment value for this answer.
How question types are evaluated
There are certain question types which will not be assessed or will be assessed in a special way. Most question types that are not being assessed are convenience question types and can be replaced with a assessable question type - for example a 5 point choice can always be replaced with a simple radio single select question type.
Question types being assessed
- Array (Flexible labels) dual scale
- Array (Flexible labels)
- Array (Flexible labels) by column
- List (Flexible labels) (Dropdown)
- List (Flexible labels) (Radio)
- List (Dropdown)
- List (Radio)
- List with comment
- Multiple options
- Multiple options with comments
Question types not being assessed by values set in answers or label set
- Array (Multi Flexible) (Numbers)
With this question type the chosen values in the select boxes will used as the value for assessment.
Question types not being assessed
- 5 point choice
- Array (5 point choice)
- Array (10 point choice)
- Array (Increase, Same, Decrease)
- Array (Multi flexible) (Text)
- Array (Yes/No/Uncertain)
- Boilerplate question
- Date
- Gender
- Huge free text
- Language switch
- Long free text
- Multiple numerical input
- Numerical input
- Ranking
- Short free text
- Yes/No
Define assessment rules
Now you want to define rules on the assessment values - to do this click the assessment icon File:Assessments.png in one of the menus on the survey administration toolbar. From this screen you can view, edit or delete existing assessments or create new assessments.
In the "Add/Edit" box you can choose the following:
- Scope: The scope of the assessment. Choose either "Total" which will create an assessment based on the sum of all the answers in the entire survey, or "Group" which will create an assessment based on the sum of all the answers in a group (chosen in the next row)
- Group: If the scope of this assessment is for the current "Group", this is where you choose which group to assess.
- Minimum: The minimum "sum" of answers to which this assessment will apply
- Maximum: The maximum "sum" of answers to which this assessment will apply
- Heading: The heading of the assessment which will display if this assessment is shown
- Message: The actual message for this assessment. Inside the message you can use the tags {PERC} or {TOTAL} to show the related score in that particular message.
You can create as many assessments as you like, and you can create more than one assessment to display for a given score.
It is important to note that if you use assessments, you must ensure that you have not chosen to autoload the URL at the end of the survey in the general survey setup, because the assessments only show on the final "completed" page after submitting a survey.
Assessment placeholders
When using assessments the following placeholders are available:
- {PERC}: Displays the score of the current group. Only available at assessment message
- {TOTAL}: Displays the total score. Only available at assessment message
- {ASSESSMENT_CURRENT_TOTAL} (New in 1.86 ): This placeholder can be used within a survey to display the current total score. You have to set a total assessment for this. Keep in mind that the score is only updated when clicking "next" so this is useless in an all-in-one survey.
Tips & tricks
- If you only want to use the {ASSESSMENT_CURRENT_TOTAL} placeholder (New in 1.86 ) within a survey without showing an assessment message at the end of the survey you can:
- Don't define assessment rules : then the user have only the default end page without information on his assesment.
- Use an end URL and activate the auto load end URL setting for your survey. Then the user will be directly forwarded to the given URL.