Adobe Community: Message List - Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

Re: Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 11 Nov 2014 10:01:44 GMT

Thank you all for all the ideas. Eventually we decided to go with Surveymonkey since the Quiz Analyser is really very limited with the options for meaningful stats analysis.

However, I may try the MCQ.

Re: Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 10:13:16 GMT

(I did have issues testing this in a responsive project because the buttons didn't work in preview).

Re: Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 10:12:26 GMT

OK so having had a play around it seems that a simple option is:

Use transparent buttons with a 3px stroke
Inside and under each transparent button put a green circle
Group the circles
Whenever a button is pressed hide the circle group then make the single green circle corresponding to that button visible
Clear and assign a variable with a value associated to that button

This seems quite simple. Provided I can capture the variable values using the captivate to google spreedsheet widget it will work for me.

Re: Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 18:27:47 GMT

No way to have MCQ horizontal, you'll need the radiobuttons interaction in that case. Only way to have a horizontal sequence of radio buttons.

Re: Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 17:53:55 GMT

Can you put multiple MCQ's on one slide? (with horizontal layout) or does that require the widget?

Re: Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 15:51:19 GMT

Radiobuttons 'interaction' works for HTML5 output. My articles were for the widget, but now it has been replaced by an interaction that is compatible with HTML5.

You can also use MCQ to mimick Likert.

Re: Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 15:11:38 GMT

Hi B, I'm just looking at this myself now. Likert is disabled for me as I'm using captivate 8 responsive html5. I did see a workaround thread that pointed to a tutorial describing how to recreate a Likert style question using radio widgets - I'm just looking for it now otherwise I'd post a link. (although I have a feeling the widget may not work for html5)

Reporting Likert scale and actualy any other question type in Analyzer

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 13 Aug 2014 19:31:11 GMT

Hey there, I would like to have meaningful analysis with the Quiz Results Analyzer.

Here is what I need. I am afraid I don't see the answer to my problem with the Quiz Results Analyzer.

Lets keep it simple and picture this scenario. I use Captivate 7, I have one question in a Quiz, I report with an Internal Server. The question is Likert scale survey question. Lets say it is the following:

Do you agree that smoking is harmful

- Absolutely Yes

- Somewhat Yes

- Don't Know

- Somewhat No

- Absolutely Not

I have 10 respondents. They send their results. When I export the xml file and load it in Analyzer, there is no way to see an overview of what number of people chose the first answer, the second, etc.
I can certainly go and check them one by one, but there is no way of getting a simple graphic for instance or even a csv file with the distribution of responses. I have seen some ideas to do that with a Multiple Choice Question instead. I try that too, but again there is no way I can go to the Analyzer and export data that would show the distribution of responses. What I am looking for is something as simple as

- Absolutely Yes: 2 answers

- Somewhat Yes: 3 answers

- Don't Know: 1 answer

- Somewhat No: 1 answer

- Absolutely Not: 3 answers

It is simple statistics really, but one can only export stats like how many people responded, how many passed or not and stuff like that. The meaningful statistic in any Likert scale is to see the %-age of people who chose the different answers. Is there any other way of orgnanising that or any other program that I could use to produce meaningful stats, please?

Thank you in advance for your ideas.