Qualtrics is an online survey tool that is very popular with researchers because of the combination of power and ease of use. There is a university-wide license for Qualtrics. All students, faculty, and staff are allowed an account, but access is managed locally (either school, department, center, or other unit). DDSS does not control or administer Qualtrics accounts or licenses.
You will need to sign-in to your Qualtrics account in order to view the videos.
| The Basics | ||
| Qualtrics Basics (DoIT @ Stony Brook U) | ~5 min | Overview/Sections, Edit Multiple, Test Responses |
| Adding and Styling Questions | ~5 min | Text and Matrix Questions. Embedding Videos |
| Using Anonymous Distributions | ~3 min | Publish, Activate/Deactivate, get a Link, Options |
| Important Features | ||
| Displaying and Hiding Questions and Answers | ~4 min | Blocks, Skip Logic, Display Logic, Preview |
| Controlling Questions and Answer Choices | ~4 min | Force Response, Validation, Messages, Randomization |
| Locating and Editing Responses | ~8 min | Responses in Progress, Retake surveys, and more |
| Managing Results Pages | ~5 min | Results, Filters, Widgets, Exporting |
| Visualizing Data | ~2 min | Widgets, Chart Types, Customizing Visualizations |
| Useful to Know About | ||
| Handling Longer Surveys | ~4 min | Carry Forward, Loop & Merge |
| Using the Survey Flow to Navigate Participants | ~4 min | Blocks: Logic and Randomization |
| Adding Global Styles | ~3 min | Themes, Progress bars, Fonts |
| Setting Text and Answer Choices | ~4 min | Piped Text, Page Break, Default Choices |
| Recoding Values | ~2 min | ("variable names" become value labels for SPSS files) |
| Sending Invites via Email | ~4 min | see also Creating and Managing Contacts |
Also Good:
Step 1: Define your variable names and values within Qualtrics
Step 2: Download your data in SPSS format and import into your software
Step 3: Clean your Data
Step 4: Deal with Special Situations
Special Features
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