Course Survey/Evaluation Form

Hi, Michelle -- Thanks so much for reaching out with your questions! You may want to take a look at the following resources to get started on creating a course survey or evaluation form:

Adding Graded Questions and Survey Questions

Custom Cousre Evaluation/Survey

Using Storyline to create course evaluation form

Post-Course Evaluations: What E-Learning Designers Need To Know

Thanks Christie for the links.  I will be sure to check them out.

Why not try Spreadsheet Converter. Create questions Likert-scale, checkboxes etc and then export as HTML.

Create button in SL2 which is directed to this HTML page. It launches in a new window and once completed, you hit email form.

Spreadsheet converter allows you to enter email address that you require forms to be sent to.

Hi Alphonso,

I never heard of Spreadsheet Converter, but I'll check it out.  Thanks for the tip!

Hi, Michelle -- Here is another post from Alphonso related to using Spreadsheet Converter that you may want to check out, and perhaps this thread may be able to offer some assistance. If you would like to share your file, it may be helpful so that others in the community are able to chime in with their ideas and input, as well. 

Hi Christie,

Thank you for the additional information.  I haven't created a course eval.  I hired an elearning vendor to develop a course for us, and was told that it is atypical for course evals to be housed within the online course (the elearning vendor is using Storyline to develop our course).  I was asking the Storyline users if this was true.  Thanks for your help.

This thread sorts of wanders around the point. It is very easy to create survey questions in Storyline and also an associated results slide BUT collecting those results and reporting on them is a lot more tricky as it depends on the LMS you are using. If you use Articulate Online I think the survey results are automatically captured and can be analysed but if you are using another LMS there is no simple way to get the results where you want them. That's why in my experience many people use third party tools such as Survey Monkey. 

Thanks for stopping in and sharing your input and recommendations, John! 

Hi John,

Thank you very much for your response.  My reply is long overdue.  I've been out of commission for the last six weeks, but I wanted to let you know that I appreciate your response!