The one listed under "Published Assessments" (or under "Inactive" if it is no longer available) is the real survey. Important! You now have two copies of your survey.If you need to change settings or find the link for your survey, you can click "Settings" in the "Published Assessments" list. Your new survey will now appear in the "Published Assessments" list.Click "Publish" again to confirm your decision.For anonymous surveys, this is the link to the survey that you will need to send to your survey participants. Important! Copy the "Published Assessment URL".Other settings can be changed to suit your own preferences.Set "Submissions" to restrict how often people can submit the survey, but keep in mind that this option only works if the survey is restricted to your site (there is no way to restrict anonymous access).The other option will be the name of your Sakai site, choosing your site restricts the survey to people to whom you give explicit permission and requires that they log in to Sakai. Important! Set "Assessment Released To" anonymous if you want your survey to be available to the general public.Set the "Delivery Dates" to restrict when the survey is available.Click "Open" to see all the options at once, or if you prefer you can click the triangles to see the options in each section one by one.When you are finished adding questions, click "Settings" near the top of the questions page, or click the "settings" link underneath the name of the survey on the main page that lists all your surveys.It makes no difference what you say is "correct" since it will never be used for grading, but you must indicate that something is correct. Important! Keep in mind that the primary use of this tool is for graded quizzes, so as you add questions you may need to enter a "score" and indicate a "correct" answer.The "Survey" question type provides a choice of scales for the possible answer, but you may use any type of question listed. Choose a "Question Type" to begin adding questions to your survey.Click on the name of your survey in the "Core Assessments" list.
Add the "Tests & Quizzes" tool to your site.For most purposes you'll create a "project" site, but if you want to restrict the survey to students in a particular course, create a "course" site. If you don't have one already, create a new site by clicking "My Workspace" then "new". Log in to Sakai (this link opens in a new window or tab so you can continue to refer to these instructions).To create a survey in Sakai, do the following, paying particular attention to the steps marked "important":
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The results collected by Sakai can be downloaded into a spreadsheet or other software for data analysis. It is possible to use Sakai to create anonymous or confidential surveys that are either completely public or restricted by login. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Center for Teaching Advancement and Assessment Research
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