As an experience admin, I'd like to be able to disable a portal level survey that doesn't apply for my experience.
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Emily Masching
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Have portal level surveys disabled at the experience level
Shari-Ann Baker
For one of my programs (UCM PACE SkillRISE) which is operating at a department in UCM, it would be great if the surveys at the experience level would be the only ones showcased to students and we could either hide or disable the portal level surveys.
Emily Masching
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Per department surveys
Jordan Ell
As an educator, I'd love to be able to create portal level surveys which are only applied to specific departments. Meaning only experiences that have the same department as a department listed on my survey will use it.
I should probably be able to tag multiple departments to a given survey as I might want to use it in 2 of many departments.
Steven Broadway
This would be awesome! I'm experiencing this right now with a partner.
Emily Masching
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Emily Masching
Eleanor Buxton which of these 3 solutions would you prefer?
- Per department surveys, as described here.
- Portal level surveys (as current) but you can disable any that you wish on a per experience basis.
- Portal level survey templates are created at the portal level, then you use them wherever you like.
Eleanor Buxton
Emily Masching good question.
I think no. 1.
There are niche use cases where I can see value in no. 2 or 3 though.
But also making portal level surveys optional, to added them or turn them off where you like would arguably just water down response rates to surveys which are set across an institution.
Eleanor Buxton
as we start to run more consortium programs this is really helpful!
all experiences which are funded by the consortium (eg. CIC) are grouped by department. we then also encourage schools to purchase extended licences for more courses.
additional courses in these portals do not need the same surveys as those which are part of the consortium funding/ research