Hello everybody,
I'm currently preparing a survey in which I want to determine how people respond to certain aspects of professional interactions. For this, I want to present them with written transcripts of such interactions and allow them to comment on parts of these interactions, based on their own priorities. I also want to implement a timer, since for a realistic assessment, it makes little sense to have people ponder a one minute interaction for fifteen minutes.
Does anyone know an online tool that would let me implement this type of task? I would really appreciate if there was a solution that lets me send a link instead of administering it as a paper-and-pencil test in person ...
Thanks in advance,
Max
One survey tool that allows subjects to mark parts of text and write comments is Qualtrics. Qualtrics is a popular survey software that includes a feature called "Text iQ" which allows respondents to highlight specific words or phrases within a text and provide comments or feedback on those selections.
Other survey tools that offer similar features include SurveyMonkey and Google Forms. In SurveyMonkey, you can use the "Comment Box" question type to allow respondents to provide feedback on specific text selections. Google Forms also offers the ability to create text-based questions and allow respondents to provide comments in response.
It's worth noting that these features may be limited in terms of the type and amount of feedback that can be provided by respondents. If you're looking for more in-depth feedback on specific text selections, you may want to consider using a different type of tool, such as a document collaboration platform like Google Docs or Microsoft Word, which allow multiple users to annotate and comment on a shared document.
The two tools I like using are SurveyMonkey and Google Forms. Both have their own strengths, so it's worth exploring their features and determining which one aligns better with your specific requirements.
SurveyMonkey: SurveyMonkey is a widely used survey platform that offers various question types, including text highlighting and comment fields. It provides a user-friendly interface, allowing you to easily design and distribute surveys.
Google Forms: While it doesn't have built-in text highlighting functionality, you can utilize the "Short answer" or "Paragraph" question types, which allow respondents to manually indicate text and write comments.
There are several survey tools available that allow subjects to mark parts of text and write comments. Here are a few popular options:
These are just a few examples of survey tools that provide options for marking parts of text and writing comments. It's worth exploring each tool's features and capabilities to find the one that best fits your specific needs and preferences.
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