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Questionnaire
- 1 Why use it?
- 2 Step 1: Add a Questionnaire
- 3 Step 2: Settings
- 3.1 General
- 3.2 Availability
- 3.3 Response options
- 3.3.1 Type
- 3.3.2 Respondent Type
- 3.3.3 Students can view ALL responses
- 3.3.4 Save/Resume answers
- 3.3.5 Allow branching questions
- 3.4 Content options
- 3.4.1 Create new
- 3.4.2 Copy existing
- 3.4.3 Use template
- 3.4.4 Use public
- 4 Step 3: Add questions
- 4.1 Question types
- 5 Step 4: Manage questions
- 6 Step 5: View responses
- 7 Step 6: Export responses
Why use it?
This activity can be used as a survey to gather feedback from students
There are many question types (e.g. yes/no, essay, numeric, scale). Responses can be anonymised and optionally displayed to students.
Step 1: Add a Questionnaire
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Scroll to the section where you want your Questionnaire to be displayed, click Add an activity or resource and choose Questionnaire.
Step 2: Settings
Tip: Click on the question mark icon next to any setting to display extra help or click on Moodle Docs for this page link at the bottom of each page in Moodle for accessing context-specific documentation.
General
Give a Name and a Description that explains to the students what the activity is about.
Availability
Optionally, set an Open date and/or a Close date from when the questionnaire will be available to complete.
Response options
Type
Set a limit to the number of times participants will be able to respond.
Respondent Type
To anonymise student identities, select the anonymous option from the drop-down.
Students can view ALL responses
Specify if and when should students view other participants' responses.
Save/Resume answers
Enabling this option will allow participants to save their answers if they leave the questionnaire with the possibility to resume from the save point at a later time.
Allow branching questions
If enabled, this option will allow your questionnaire to have branching questions (questions based on responses to a previous question) for Yes/No and Radio Buttons type of questions.
Content options
Create new
Select this option to start a new questionnaire.
Copy existing
If available, select a previously created questionnaire from your course if you wish to reuse it or as a starting point for your new questionnaire.
Use template
If available, select a questionnaire template to copy and edit into your questionnaire.
Use public
If available, you can select a public questionnaire from another course to reuse it or as a starting point for your new questionnaire.
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Click Save and display.
Step 3: Add questions
On the questionnaire page, click Add questions or above in the quick navigation menu click Questions.
From the Add questions drop-down, select a type and click Add selected question type.
For every question type you select, set an optional Question Name.
This name is mainly useful for reference if you export questions to a spreadsheet file. This is not the same as the Question text.
Additionally, set if a Response is required for this question.
Question types
Page Break
Check Boxes
Date
Dropdown Box
Essay Box
Label
Numeric
Radio Buttons
Rate (scale 1..5)
Text Box
Yes/No
Step 4: Manage questions
At the top of the questionnaire page, in the quick navigation menu select Questions.
Under Manage questions, use the icons next to the question to move, edit, or delete the question.
Step 5: View responses
At the top of the questionnaire page, in the quick navigation menu click More and then select the View all responses option that appears in the dropdown.
On this page, you will be able to order, delete or download responses.
Step 6: Export responses
At the top of the questionnaire page, in the quick navigation menu click More and then select View all responses > Summary > Download > select the options to include on your report and then click the red Download button.
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