Dear All,
I am interested in adding a chronometer element to an on-line survey (eg. Survey Monkey).
Does anyone know how to do this?
My aim is to measure the time how much time each participant spends for filling out the questionnaire.
Kind regards,
Asst. Prof. Hakan Boz
Hi
I have used survey gizmo and some other online data collection tools. I think, you do not need to add such an option to the software. Because, once the data collection process ends up and you download your data with Excel spreadsheet, you would be able to see (I think at the first two columns) the starting and the ending time for each participants to fill the questionnaires. Just to be on the safe side, you can pilot it with one or two participants first, then run the actual study.
Hope that is helpful
may be this adress can help you:
https://help.surveymonkey.com/articles/en_US/kb/Can-I-time-surveys-and-where-are-the-Start-End-Dates-and-Times
Hi,
I'm having the same doubt, I would like to time participant's response not only from start to end but also per question. See at what exact time they started each question and how long they took answering it.
I'm pairing this data with a facial expression measure, that's why I need it to be exact, so I was wondering if you found a solution Murat Yildirim ? I checked survey monkey as suggested by Özer Yılmaz but it seems to work only for start and end times.
Thank you!
Hi Katia Rivera
I am afraid I dont know the answer of your question.
Sorry
Dear Hakan,
I just finalized a survey. If you have an access to Qualtrics, it can provide you with start date-time, end date-time and "duration in seconds" in addition to IP address, latitude-longitude location etc. . I am not sure if that what you want.
Best,
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