My online survey has 9 versions for one of the sections. Participants should receive a version at random.
SmartSurvey and SurveyPlanet tell me that I have to create 9 separate surveys, which sounds complicated to manage.
Thank you.
I have used Typeform. I liked this web because visually I found it excellent for people who answer. Google docs is another way for free but I didn't find it so attractive than typeform. And Unipark is another web not expensive at all. Good luck!!
Hi Diana,
following the link you find an informative overview.
I agree that LimeSurvey is great as an allround solution.
http://web.appstorm.net/roundups/18-awesome-survey-poll-apps/
I've checked out Qualtrics - it doesn't come cheap and my university doesn't offer it.
I'll check out the other options from your link, Hannes. It's great that it's very recent.
Thanks, Gerben and Hannes!
Hi, Diana -
Why can't you have all respondents answer all of the questions, then simply segregate (pull out) and use responses from the particular sections as you please? If it is a random survey, won't the end result or achieving random responses be the same? I am assuming that the questions will be grouped for each section for easy identification...
Just a thought...
Thanks, Ruth, Lian Niu and Estevan for your comments and suggestions.
To answer your question, Ruth, if each respondent had to answer all questions, it would amount to almost 300 answers (90 scenarios x 3 questions each, plus demographic and final questions). I cannot imagine that anyone would... So, I'm putting participants through less pain: 10 scenarios x 3 questions each, plus demographic and final questions.
I have used Limesurvey, SurveyMonkey, FluidSurvey, and others. Would suggest you give SurveyGizmo a look for both its features and pricing. Best support of any service providers I've used.
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