Author
David Rivers
Released
4/22/2017- Cite the practical uses for SurveyMonkey.
- Explain the process of preparing an effective survey.
- Describe how to customize your survey design.
- Differentiate between different collection methods.
- Recall how to view individual results.
- Explain how to filter and customize results.
- Describe what happens when your survey is complete.
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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- [David] Hi, and welcome to this course on SurveyMonkey, I'm David Rivers. SurveyMonkey is, in all likelihood, the best known and most popular online survey software around. It can be used for free and offers additional tools that can be paid for. Now, in this course, we'll begin by exploring what SurveyMonkey really is, how it's being used, and how it can help a business. Then, we'll move into building your first survey in SurveyMonkey using a variety of different question types and design options.
We'll explore various methods for collecting results, and finish things off exploring ways to analyze those results using a variety of SurveyMonkey tools. So, what exactly do you need to follow along with me in this course? We'll explore that next.
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Introduction
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Welcome47s
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1. Get Started with Online Surveys
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What is SurveyMonkey?4m 22s
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2. Build an Online Survey
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Create a new survey4m 55s
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Add a star rating question5m 43s
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Add other question types8m 55s
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Edit and reorder questions6m 20s
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Customize your survey design5m 37s
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Add additional pages6m 2s
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Get feedback on your survey6m 29s
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3. Collect Survey Results
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Choose a collection method2m 50s
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Use the web link collector6m 24s
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Use a social media collector4m 34s
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4. Analyze Survey Results
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Close down your survey3m 12s
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View survey results4m 52s
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View individual results2m 45s
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Filter and customize results5m 58s
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Turn off or edit a filter2m 42s
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Share results5m 2s
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Finish your survey2m 2s
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Conclusion
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Next steps35s
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