Articles and resources tagged “Writing questions”

Rule #2: Wear the respondent's shoes—it's a big paybackArticle icon
As much as I'm a general advocate for respondents, I know it can be a challenge when they're an amorphous group and your manager or client is an immediate voice. But, there are two very pragmatic reasons for putting yourself...
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BY: Ann Ray on October 5, 2009 | Last updated October 5, 2009
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The beauty of a one question surveyArticle icon
I'm not talking about current events polls whose results too often depend on which online community pounces first. I'm talking about real, useful feedback achieved with just one question....
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BY: Ann Ray on February 21, 2006 | Last updated April 25, 2008
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Want to write better surveys?Article icon
Answer every one you can. When I spot a "Take our survey" link on a Web site or feedback URL on a store receipt, I generally answer the questionnaire. Sometimes it's a smooth, well orchestrated experience. Occasionally I find myself...
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BY: Ann Ray on August 29, 2006 | Last updated April 28, 2008
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Watching for overly broad questionsArticle icon
Recently I completed a telephone survey, and in the course of the 22 minute conversation (estimated at 12-15) I was asked: Would you recommend a friend or family member attend University of California Davis? Recommend for what? I'm aware of...
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BY: Ann Ray on March 25, 2008 | Last updated May 19, 2008
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When you ask a question, do you offer the answer they need?Article icon
I love my new little laptop, so when the manufacturer popped up a survey invitation today (time delayed 3 months from purchase) I was happy to provide feedback. The survey was primarily about how I'd been using the system, which...
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BY: Ann Ray on July 15, 2006 | Last updated April 25, 2008
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