Qualtrics is an excellent tool for scheduling student presentations in your class, creating a signup for a class you may have over multiple days, or even scheduling professor/student conferences. However, there may be instances when you will want to limit the number of students that […]
When distributing your survey in Qualtrics, being able to add piped text to your subject heading or body of the message is a great way to personalize and tailor your email for your audience. Adding Piped Text, allows you to utilize any embedded data that you […]
Intermediate/Advanced Qualtrics Skills Shannon Mallison, Core Lab Manager for the Biology Department, wanted to create a quiz to assess student learning and prepare students for their time in the lab. However, the department just didn’t want to create a quiz – they also wanted the quiz to […]
Using Authentication in your survey will accomplish a couple of important tasks for you. The authentication protocol will first limit your participants to WFU users allowing the use of an anonymous link instead of having to create a contact list in Qualtrics. The second thing […]
One of the dilemmas encountered lately is how to limit the number of words a user can input in an open ended question. In this post, Qualtrics – Using Word Count as Validation with Text Entry Questions, solves this issue. Perhaps you would […]
If you are new to Qualtrics , we are offering an introduction to using their new Insight Platform. We will focus on creating and building a survey utilizing basic and intermediate techniques (Logics, Triggers, Validation, Quotas). We will discuss distributing your survey using anonymous links, email, […]
Scenario – Course evaluations utilizing the Qualtrics interface are emailed to 1000 students. After several days of the survey being active you find that 400 of the emails were labeled as duplicates and were not even sent. Having duplicate users in a Qualtrics Contact List is […]