Actions

Translations

How to design a good survey (guide)/100/en: Difference between revisions

From LimeSurvey Manual

(Importing a new version from external source)
 
(Importing a new version from external source)
 
Line 1: Line 1:
Question 2 is so bad it's painful. If we go back to our 3 steps, we see that the questions need to be clear and precise. I'm not an expert in Wifi but I'm fairly certain you don't measure it in "goods". What's more, it doesn't allow for a meaningful answer – What will you do with the knowledge that while 33% of people rated your wifi as being good, only 23% rated it as good? Point number 2 tells us that the predefined answers need to be appropriate to the question.
'''Question 2''' is worse than the first. Referring back to the 3 features of a good survey, we see that questions need to be clear and precise. I'm not an expert in Wi-Fi, but I'm fairly certain that there are better ways of measuring this. What's more, it doesn't allow for a meaningful answer to a question like, "What will you do with the knowledge that 33% of people rated your Wi-Fi as being good vs only 23%?"  The 3 features of a good survey also states that the predefined answers need to be appropriate for the question.

Latest revision as of 22:10, 14 September 2020

Message definition (How to design a good survey (guide))
'''Question 2''' is worse than the first. Referring back to the 3 features of a good survey, we see that questions need to be clear and precise. I'm not an expert in Wi-Fi, but I'm fairly certain that there are better ways of measuring this. What's more, it doesn't allow for a meaningful answer to a question like, "What will you do with the knowledge that 33% of people rated your Wi-Fi as being good vs only 23%?"  The 3 features of a good survey also states that the predefined answers need to be appropriate for the question.

Question 2 is worse than the first. Referring back to the 3 features of a good survey, we see that questions need to be clear and precise. I'm not an expert in Wi-Fi, but I'm fairly certain that there are better ways of measuring this. What's more, it doesn't allow for a meaningful answer to a question like, "What will you do with the knowledge that 33% of people rated your Wi-Fi as being good vs only 23%?" The 3 features of a good survey also states that the predefined answers need to be appropriate for the question.

Retrieved from "http://manual.limesurvey.org/index.php?title=Translations:How_to_design_a_good_survey_(guide)/100/en&oldid=154703"