Want to really know who is contributing the most in a group? Wish there was an easy way to get or give feedback for your classes throughout the semester?

Our online surveys make it easy for you to collect data from a small or large group of people, and you don't have to worry about handing out paper surveys or counting and calculating the results! Reports are generated automatically including statistics, charts, and graphs. Data can also be exported for further analysis. Information gathered quickly and easily! Plus, the GDC subsidizes on-campus projects to allow the use of these basic services for free! *

*See our cost page for more information

Benefits of Online Surveys Participants respond electronically They can be directed to answer only applicable questions Prompted if a question is skipped or answered incorrectly. Results are instantly added to group data Results can be viewed using a wide range of charts and tables.

Uses of Online Surveys: Research Studies Gather both quantitative and qualitative data from a large group or small. Automatically compiled results and generated reports. Standardized Testing The Group Decision Center can serve has a testing facility for certifications and other testing needs. Electronic Student Rating of Instruction (eSROI) Enable students to take ample time to complete instructor evaluation, resulting in a truer depiction of student opinions. Evaluations can be completed at each student’s leisure using a secure, yet anonymous system. Project or Class Feedback Give/get detailed feedback for projects or classes that isn’t inhibited by fears of rejection and retribution.

The Group Decision Center offers two different types of surveys:

• Surveys setup as part of GDC meeting or just surveys on the GDC computers.
• Using the Web survey

You can use surveys to gather information on:

Behavior: You can inquire about the past, present or intended behaviors.
Demographic characteristics: You can research a wide variety of classification data, such as the participant's age, sex, income, and occupation.
Level of knowledge: You can measure the knowledge base of a group.
Attitudes and opinions: You can conduct opinion polls on various topics.
General information and research: You can conduct timely and in-depth research on a wide variety of topics.

Confidentiality Statement - All meetings and surveys are the property of the meeting/survey owners. If you have any request for meeting information please contact the meeting/survey owners directly.

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E-Mail: ndsu.gdc@ndsu.edu
www.ndsu.edu/gdc
NDSU Group Decision Center
320 Family Life Center
Departmnet 2030
P.O. Box 6050
Fargo, ND 58108-6050
Phone: 701.231.6414