Google Forms gives that option (see below)
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Is there a way to show survey respondents how their answers compared to other respondents?
I'm using short surveys to boost students' retention of things they've learned in class. Is there a way, ideally at the completion of the survey, to show how their answer compared to the larger group's responses? If so, how is that accomplished?
Google Forms gives that option (see below)
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Google Forms gives that option (see below)
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By reports you can show this.
You have to use role based dashboard where add widgets and fix filters like for overall and global filter student. So every student can see only there data along with overall.
You have to use role based dashboard where add widgets and fix filters like for overall and global filter student. So every student can see only there data along with overall.
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Yes, you can do this with the help of reporting.
Create a custom page in the result section of the report tab.
On that custom page select the question for which you want to create a pie visualization.
Hide the rest of the question from that custom page, so that it will only show the pie chart.
Then get the URL for that report, which is under share report option [Public Reports].
Below is the documentation of it, if you go through this then you will be able to understand the above steps.
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/reports-module/results-section/reports-overview/#AboutResultsReports
In the survey, you will have to create a descriptive text type question, within which under "Rich content editor" you will have to utilize the <iFrame> syntax (https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp) and within which you will have to paste the public report URL.
Create a custom page in the result section of the report tab.
On that custom page select the question for which you want to create a pie visualization.
Hide the rest of the question from that custom page, so that it will only show the pie chart.
Then get the URL for that report, which is under share report option [Public Reports].
Below is the documentation of it, if you go through this then you will be able to understand the above steps.
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/reports-module/results-section/reports-overview/#AboutResultsReports
In the survey, you will have to create a descriptive text type question, within which under "Rich content editor" you will have to utilize the <iFrame> syntax (https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp) and within which you will have to paste the public report URL.
@Mohammedali_Rajapakar_Ugam
Is there a way to do this if the survey response has not been submitted yet? So create a visualization in the middle of a survey showing the results from an earlier block of the survey.
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