To increase the security of the application, Checkbox will be releasing security updates throughout the lifespan of 2017 Q2. You can find changes that are issued in these minor updates below.
Versions before 2017 Q2
If you have not already updated to 2017 Q2, then you need to take no additional action other than to follow the patch guide to 2017 Q2.
Currently on 2017 Q2
If you have already updated to 2017 Q2 […]
The AddScheduledInvitationActivity method can be utilized to schedule invitations and reminders to be sent out at some point in the future. This method requires invitation scheduling be enabled, which is enabled by default for all Checkbox Online accounts.
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Below is a glossary of some of the terms used in Checkbox and also some common terms used when talking about online surveys. This is just a starting point – be sure to check out our Documentation for more information on how to use Checkbox Survey and all of its powerful survey creation features.
Available Reports: Available Rep […]
In 1998 the US Congress amended the Rehabilitation Act to require Federal agencies to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities. Section 508 was enacted to eliminate barriers in information technology, to make available new opportunities for people with disabilities, and to encourage the development of technologies that will help achieve these goals. The law applies to all Federal agencies when they develop, procure, […]
Thanking a respondent for completing an online survey is not only polite but will likely increase the potential for them completing any future surveys you send their way.
Checkbox Survey offers an automated Email Alert feature that allows you to send Thank You emails to each respondent after they have completed the survey, provided they have entered their email address during the survey process.
In this example, the respondent was asked to enter their email address on the first page […]
You’ve built a survey and are ready to make it available to potential respondents. But how do you convert those potential respondents into completed responses, especially when it is so easy for surveys to get lost in today’s already survey-saturated world? This best practice guide offers several tips on how to optimize your surveys to ensure they get noticed and maximize your survey response rate.
1. Optimize Email Invitations
When inviting potenti […]
Editing a live survey means making any edits to survey questions or settings, either while or after collecting responses. This may include adding new questions, editing question or answer text, changing permissions, etc.
In general, we do not recommend or support editing of active online surveys or surveys with completed responses because of the potential fo […]
Creating your first survey is a daunting task. Not only do you strive to collect the necessary data and information, but you are also trying to keep your respondents engaged in a survey that may take some time to complete. Checkbox has put together its top 12 online survey tips to help you optimize the quantity and quality of your responses:
1. What is the survey’s purpose? – Respondents will want to know up front why they are being asked to fill out a survey. It is, therefore, a good […]
One of the more useful (and powerful) features of Checkbox Survey is the ability of grouping open-ended responses with other open-ended responses to quickly categorize and associate names with answers. This also saves the report viewer from tediously scrolling down the screen to view the potentially hundreds of responses line-by-line. Consider the following report as an example of a non-grouped report, specifically the responses that required the respondent to enter in free text:
With […]
Checkbox’s reporting tool allows you to create multi-source report items to compare multiple questions side-by-side.
For example, we recently conducted an online survey comparing Twitter post frequency to Facebook post frequency. The answer options for both questions were the same:
