“Don't pay any attention to what they write about you. Just measure it in inches.”
- Andy Warhol -
The Web 2.0 Tool that I’m
reviewing this week is: Kwiksurveys. It can be accessed here: http://kwiksurveys.com/
This tool’s primary category is: Feedback
Tool.
Please watch the video below for the tool
description:
Kwiksurvey is completely web-based, it does not require us to
download and install a program or plug-in for it to work properly.
What do you need to know before using
this tool? Know your audience, and what type of questions that work best to
collect feedback from your audience
What do you need to have before using
this tool? No specific tool.
The basic steps to use this tool:
3. Select the Template That You Want to Use.
Although the template can't be customized under free account, Kwiksurveys provides a number of interesting templates for free users.
4. Select the Type of Questions You Want to Use (e.g. multiple choice, dropdown list, matric, etc.)
5. Begin Typing Your Questions
6. Preview Your Survey
After you've added all of the questions that you want to use in the survey, you can preview it by selecting "preview page" on top of the page. You will see the edit, copy, or delete icons if you move your cursor to a question.
7. Launch the Survey.
You can share
the links to your surveys using various social media accounts.
8. Check the Result
Kwiksurvey has a chart wizard that can help create customizable
tables and diagrams from the responses collected. The table or diagram can then
be exported into pdf, jpeg, or PNG format. The data collected can also be
downloaded into spreadsheet for further analysis.
Here’s an example of a brief survey with
this tool: http://kwiksurveys.com/s.asp?sid=qwenuxeth30wfti387259. The survey was created for example
purpose only.
A scenario of how I might use this
tool in a teaching environment:
I think there are numerous scenarios
where Kwiksurveys can be used due to its multi-functionality. Using “survey” I
can use Kwiksurveys to evaluate the effectiveness of a course or a lesson, or
to measure students’ learning satisfaction, or other survey-related activities.
I can use the “quiz” feature to do a pretest for a course , or to evaluate student’ understanding of a lesson. The “poll” feature can be used to find the best
time or day to meet online with students.
The advantages and disadvantages of
using this tool in a formal or informal teaching environment:
Plus:
·
Free with NO
limitation on the number of questions
·
Very easy to use
·
It creates not
only survey, but also quiz, poll, and form.
·
The report can be
displayed into interesting tables and diagrams
·
The surveys can
be shared using various social media tools
Minus:
·
The surveys
created with free version contains ads
·
The free version
doesn’t allow open-ended questions
Would you recommend this Web 2.0 tool
to others, or suggest that they explore a different tool? Yes, of course. It is a very useful tool, with
interesting features even for the free version.









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