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The Survey module allows teacher to create surveys with rich set of question types and formats. Survey module can also be used with built in templates such as ATTLS, COLLES and Critical incidents.


[[Survey_settings]]
===Relevant terms===
[[Using_Survey]]
From a general point of view a survey is composed by several "elements", and each element can be of two types, "question" or "format". A "question" is where users actually answers to the survey, such as radio buttons, drop down menus or check boxes, "formats" are graphical elements such as labels, page breaks and fieldsets.
[[Survey_FAQ]]


What survey2 does
The following image shows 4 element types, 1 "format" of type filedset (the frame surrounding the questions) and 3 "question" types (autofill, select, radio button)


Survey2 is a moodle module to create custom survey.
[[File:survey_elements.png]]


Among custom survey fews set of world accepted templates are included like ATTLS, COLLES, CI.
* [[Rationale]]
 
* [[Main features]]
The main news of survey2 are that you have:
* [[Survey settings]]
 
* [[Element types]]
* question branching
* [[Templates]]
* required fields
* [[Using Survey]]
* field level validation
* [[Survey FAQ]]
* items limited to teachers only
* special permissions for groups of users feeding surveys for the same institution
moreover, survey2 has:
* pluggable field elements
* pluggable format elements
* pluggable preset templates
* pluggable reoprts

Latest revision as of 10:29, 22 May 2013

The Survey module allows teacher to create surveys with rich set of question types and formats. Survey module can also be used with built in templates such as ATTLS, COLLES and Critical incidents.

Relevant terms

From a general point of view a survey is composed by several "elements", and each element can be of two types, "question" or "format". A "question" is where users actually answers to the survey, such as radio buttons, drop down menus or check boxes, "formats" are graphical elements such as labels, page breaks and fieldsets.

The following image shows 4 element types, 1 "format" of type filedset (the frame surrounding the questions) and 3 "question" types (autofill, select, radio button)

survey elements.png