Process to Create a Questionnaire in Microsoft Forms

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Process to Create a Questionnaire in Microsoft Forms

Online Survey

Once the survey is closed, researchers can make an analysis and interpretation of the data obtained.

Later, the survey is sent to the population and after receiving all answers researchers have access to the information in Pie Charts and in an Excel document as well.

Among all the types of questions, multiple choice is the more suitable one for Likert Scales. Since the answers to this model of query have at least five options.

Then, the questions have to be uploaded with the following tip. "It is not possible to mix questions from different likert scales".

Next, a template is displayed and the researchers should add a title.

In order to create the online questionnaire, researchers have to create a survey in Microsoft Forms. (Use a Microsoft account).

Questions

Make any possible change if it is necessary, if not, then the questions are ready to be uploaded on Internet.

After getting feedback from the teacher, the questionnaire have to be evaluated again by a closed number of students in order to find out if the questions are understandable or not.

All the questions have to be evaluated by an experienced professor.

All questions should be able to be rated.

All the questions must have a different approach in order to solve the majority of unknowns within a research.

Elaborate two questions with each Likert Scales and define the focus of the queries. (It is important to avoid Yes/No questions).

Likert scales

Likelihood

It's about probability questions which are used to determine if respondents would adopt a particular behavior.

Quality

This kind of scale is applied when we want to now how people catalog an application, technique or methodology.

Importance

Its goal is to rank how much relevant are certain processes, services, or experiences for people.

Frecuency

This type of question focuses on the amount of time that an activity is carried out.

Agreement

These types of questions are easy enough for people to decide if they agree or disagree with something.