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How to visualize questions, logic & conditions
Written by
GregB
the 16 Feb 10 at 23:28. Related project:
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Some surveys can be very complex.
For my last survey, I had a committee deciding the groups and questions. We used FreeMind to come up with our structure.
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Visual Question Tree using MindMap structure
Written by
GregB
the 16 Feb 10 at 23:28.
It would seem to me that someone very smart person could make some script to convert survey data into mindmap data.
This would be a straight export from LimeSurvey to the mindmap data structure.
Branches can be colorcoded to denote conditions.
It would seem to me that someone very smart person could make some script to convert survey data into mindmap data. This would be a straight export from LimeSurvey to the mindmap data structure. Branches can be colorcoded to denote conditions.
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Solution #2: Use a normal "folder visualisation"
Written by
holch
the 5 Mar 10 at 18:59.
I agree that the MindMap Structure wouldn't really work.
But I know some survey tools, that use a kind of "folder structure" as we know it from file explorers, etc.
I think this can display filters and so on pretty well. At the moment Quotas, Filters, and questions are somehow displayed very seperate and it difficult to get a good overview of the survey (I do agree with the GregB here).
But with the folder tree, you can show loops, filters, pages/groups and questions, which can be especially helpful for long and complicated surveys.
I agree that the MindMap Structure wouldn't really work. But I know some survey tools, that use a kind of "folder structure" as we know it from file explorers, etc. I think this can display filters and so on pretty well. At the moment Quotas, Filters, and questions are somehow displayed very seperate and it difficult to get a good overview of the survey (I do agree with the GregB here). But with the folder tree, you can show loops, filters, pages/groups and questions, which can be especially helpful for long and complicated surveys.
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