Before the lesson
See what the group already knows. Preparation, prior knowledge, the questions they arrive with.
Before the lesson, during it, and after it, the whole group answers, not only whoever speaks first. A researcher uses the same questionnaire when people answer in their own time. You see what came back, and those answers help you sharpen the next lesson. AI recommends, teachers decide.
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A short live question still belongs in the lesson. This is the longer list, when you want the whole group on the record.
See what the group already knows. Preparation, prior knowledge, the questions they arrive with.
A longer list while the session is live. Every student answers, and you see the room while you still can use it.
What stayed, what stayed unclear, how the lesson felt. The answers help you sharpen the next one.
Library and research support use this when the study sits beside the lesson. People open a link and answer in their own time.
Course evaluation, student experience, a thesis, or a faculty study. The standard questionnaire is enough.
Randomisation, display logic, choice experiments, and research scales sit in Advanced. You bring them in for that study, not by default.
Question types, branching, pages, and more than one language. A public link, or the list inside the lesson. Results in Sendsteps, and an Excel export with your labels.
Randomisation, including an even spread and the order someone saw. Display logic. Choice experiments. Scales for research, such as a semantic differential.
Use a live question for a quick check in the moment. Use a questionnaire when the list is longer: before the lesson, during it, or after it, or as a study people complete in their own time.
Yes. Branching, languages, a public link, and an Excel export come with every questionnaire. Advanced is for a design that needs randomisation, display logic, choice experiments, or research scales.
Yes. A public link collects answers without an account. When the questionnaire runs with a lesson, responses can stay with that session.
Hear the whole group, then sharpen the next lesson.