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Instructors are able to view the results of surveys they have posted from the Surveys area. This can be done in the form of survey Statistics or Reports.


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Track survey progress and results

Survey progress and results may appear different depending on how the survey was set up. Unless the survey was made anonymous, the progress and results will display a list of users. Survey progress and results are found under Statistics in the survey drop down menu.

  1. Navigate to Surveys.

  2. On the Manage Surveys tab, from the survey's Actions menu, click Statistics.

A screenshot of the survey homepage that lists all surveys zoomed in on one survey. The chevron to the right of the survey name has been clicked to expand the drop-down menu. In the menu the statistics tab is highlighted.
  1. In the Users tab, search for users and their listed attempt types. You can restrict your search of survey results by attempt in the Attempts tab.

  2. To view a specific user's results, click on an individual attempt. To view the number of attempts per question within a survey, click View Overall Results at the bottom of the page.

Set up survey reports

Survey reports gather information on survey data. Survey reports are different from survey results; they collect and present more types of information than is available through results. Choose a report type to display question statistics, question details, user statistics, attempt details, or user attempts. You can also select a release date and choose which roles have permission to view each report.

To set up survey reports

  1. Navigate to Surveys.

  2. On the Manage Surveys tab, click the name of the survey.

  3. On the Reports Setup tab, click Add Report.

A screenshot of the Edit survey screen Reports Setup tab. The add report button on screen has been highlighted.
  1. Enter a Report Name.

  2. Choose a Report Type:

    • Summary Report: You can display aggregate data for multiple choice, true and false, Likert, multi-select, and matching question types. You can also display text responses for written response, short answer, and fill in the blanks question types.

    • Individual Attempts: This report displays each attempt individually. You can choose to hide the user’s first and last name when the Individual Attempts report is viewed.

  3. You can choose to immediately release a report after a survey submission, or enter an alternate date and time.

  4. In the Release Report To section, select the check box beside each role you want to release the report to.

  5. Click Save.

View a survey report

You can export survey statistics and reports to a file for data analysis. The file contains all pertinent information from the survey so that you can query, sort, and evaluate the data without being connected to the learning management system. You must set up survey reports from the Reports Setup tab for the appropriate survey before you can view or export reports.

To view a survey report

  1. Navigate to Surveys.

  2. On the Manage Surveys page, from the Actions menu of the survey you want to view, click Reports.

A screenshot of the survey homepage that lists all surveys zoomed in on one survey. The chevron to the right of the survey name has been clicked to expand the drop-down menu. In the menu the reports tab is highlighted.
  1. Click on the report name.

  2. If you want to restrict your report within a specific time frame, select the From and To check boxes and enter the date restrictions.

  3. Click Generate HTML to view the report in your browser, or click Generate CSV or Generate Excel, to save the report on your computer.

Note

Anonymous participation in a survey

If a survey is anonymous, user data is hidden in survey results. The responses to survey questions are available for all users, but the system does not report who made which response.

While learners are taking an anonymous survey, an alert appears at the top of the survey indicating that the survey is anonymous and their user information will not be tied to their responses.

Note: You cannot associate anonymous survey activities with learning objective

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