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Whiteboard Wednesday: Logic – Skipping, Jumping, Branching, etc.

Mario Lurig — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 15:00:30 +0000

Learn about basic logic, otherwise known as skipping, jumping, and branching and what those terms actually mean. This is NOT a how-to.

Whiteboard Wednesday is a live video recording, not a screencast. It is a short series to help explain tricky or unique topics in the survey field.

If you would like to see the full series, view our YouTube playlist or our Vimeo album.

Whiteboard Wednesday – Answers: titles vs reporting values

Mario Lurig — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 18:37:16 +0000

Learn about Answers and the difference between a title, what the survey taker sees as the answer, and the reporting value, what SurveyGizmo stores as their answer.

Whiteboard Wednesday is a live video recording, not a screencast. It is a short series to help explain tricky or unique topics in the survey field.

If you would like to keep abreast of any new videos before they are announced on the blog, subscribe to our YouTube feed or our Vimeo feed.

Whiteboard Wednesday – Single vs Multiple Selection Question Types

Mario Lurig — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 14:47:01 +0000

Learn about the difference between single selection and multiple selection question types, such as a radio button question vs a checkbox question.

Whiteboard Wednesday is a live video recording, not a screencast. It is a short series to help explain tricky or unique topics in the survey field.

If you would like to keep abreast of any new videos before they are announced on the blog, subscribe to our YouTube feed or our Vimeo feed.

Whiteboard Wednesday – Duplicate Protection

Mario Lurig — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 13:47:12 +0000

Learn about the different types of duplicate protection and what a cookie vs IP based multiple response protection really means.

Whiteboard Wednesday is a live video recording, not a screencast. It is a short series to help explain tricky or unique topics in the survey field. Our apologies for the lighting in this video; it is improved for future videos!

If you would like to keep abreast of any new videos before they are announced on the blog, subscribe to our YouTube feed or our Vimeo feed.

Introducing Whiteboard Wednesday – New Video Series from SurveyGizmo

Mario Lurig — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 16:30:53 +0000

Today we would like to introduce you to a special series of videos SurveyGizmo will be providing every Wednesday for the next few weeks: Whiteboard Wednesday.
The purpose of this video series is not a how-to, but rather an explanation of tricky or unique topics in the survey field.

In all cases it will be relevant to SurveyGizmo customers, but it will also serve a purpose for anyone getting started in the world of surveys as well as students learning market research. If you would like to keep abreast of any new videos before they are announced on the blog, subscribe to our YouTube feed or our Vimeo feed.

This week: An introduction…

SurveyGizmo Whiteboard Wednesday – Introduction from SurveyGizmo on Vimeo.

Webinar HD Recordings Now Available

Mario Lurig — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:43:29 +0000

July’s webinar week was a huge success in introducing many users to the features of SurveyGizmo as well as getting 4 new webinar recordings in full High Definition glory! If you missed a webinar, you can watch them at your leisure by going to the webinar’s page:

Each page includes the video and the slides (when applicable) used within the webinar. Remember to go full screen to take advantage of the full 1080p video quality and the high-end audio recording! We will be announcing more webinars in late August, so stay tuned!

New & Improved Video Tutorials

Brittany Heidtke — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 13:20:07 +0000

Mario, our superb technical training manager, has been hard at work updating tutorials fast and furiously. He recently pushed out two updated video tutorials and you’ll definitely want to check them out:

Page Jumping and Skip Logic
Themes, Customizing, and Uploading Logos

If you’ve been over to our tutorials page and think that we’re missing a tutorial, please feel free to email us at updates@sgizmo.com and we will try and get the tutorial you need out as soon as possible.

New! Online Survey Software Training by SurveyGizmo

Scott McDaniel — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 20:23:54 +0000

Evaluating SurveyGizmo?

Want to develop your survey skills?

Improve your ROI?

Try our free webinars.

After a lot of customer requests we are bringing out SurveyGizmo user training webinars and demos. Whether you are evaluating a purchase of SurveyGizmo and want to see what all the fuss is about, or you want to take your survey building to the next level SurveyGizmo webinars are the answer.

There is a lot of power under the hood, so come learn how to make the most of it. Check ‘em out and feel free to register for as many as you’d like. Take two they’re small.

All webinars are free and open to everyone
All webinars are live and not recorded, so you can ask questions
Space is limited in each webinar, so register early!

View the schedule and Register online here.

C|NET Mentions SurveyGizmo’s iPoll for the iPhone

Scott McDaniel — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 15:53:59 +0000

Update: As of 2011, we no longer offer the iPoll.SurveyGizmo.com application.

But that’s okay – our survey software is now iPhone & iPad-enabled! At any account level, you can now optimize your surveys for iPhone, iPad, and other mobile platforms.

Enterprise and Dedicated accounts also have the ability to auto-detect mobile browsers and serve up an appropriate mobile version of an existing survey. This means you can show different versions of the same survey to someone on a desktop and someone on an iPad or iPhone.

Lastly, you can manage your online surveys from your iPad or iPhone. Our site is optimized for mobile browsers, so whether you’re using an iPad, iPhone, or something else, you can still get realtime updates on the go.

Creating and managing iPhone and iPad surveys is now easier than ever. Grab your iPad and give it a try!

We saw a nice spike in traffic the other day when CNET covered iPoll in their iPhone Apps section. This was a nice surprise, because we hadn’t seen iPoll covered since we released it back in July during the debut of the iPhone. iPoll is our free, quick polling service. You can ask your friends where to go to dinner, take a vote during a meeting, or even ask the world their opinion on a question.

Oh and don’t forget you don’t even need an iPhone! You can use iPoll with any web browser and a wide variety of web enabled phones. Give iPoll a try.