In Brightspace, teachers can view a survey from a student’s point of view. This allows you to see what students see when they look at a survey. The ‘Student view’ function in Brightspace does not work for a survey. Please use the preview button in the survey itself. If you want to see what the

Below, you can read how you can create a report of a survey and how you can make this report available for others (e.g. students or other staffmembers). Create a Report Generate a survey report to: Attention! You have to explicitly give users in your course access per role in order for the report to

Below, you can read how you can see the results of a survey. It is possible to see the overall results and the results per student. 3. Click ‘Surveys’ below the heading Assessment. 4. Click the fold-out arrow next to the survey of which you want to see the results. 5. Click ‘Statistics’. If the

3. In the new screen, click on ‘Surveys’ below ‘Assessment’. 4. You will see an overview of all the surveys within the course. Click on the arrow next to a survey  and select ‘Edit Survey’ in the dropdown menu. 5. Scroll down and click ‘Add/Edit Questions’. 6. Then, you’ll land on the overview page of

At Restrictions you can set up: 3. In the new screen, click on ‘Surveys’ under ‘Assessment’ 4. Click on ‘Edit’ in the dropdown menu next to the survey or create a new survey by clicking on ‘New Survey’. 5. In the new screen, click on ‘Restrictions’ next to ‘Properties’ 3. Below ‘Additional Release Conditions’: 4.

Surveys can be used to gain insight into how students rate your course. Possible topics for the survey can be feedback on the workload, literature, and/or the examination or assessment. You can opt for anonymous surveys, but you can also link the responses to the names of your students. How to make a survey 3.