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Pretest Survey Discussion Board
Instructions
Step 1: Create a survey in REDCap using your questions and information sheet from your Pretest Survey Worksheet.
- Please refer to the “Creating Surveys in REDCap” tab in the module resources.
- Revise questions or answer choices provided in your original worksheet based upon faculty feedback.
- Use the USA IRB template for your information sheet to inform participants of the relevant disclosures associated with taking your survey.
- Include the instructions for participants to create a unique identifier.
Step 2: Before posting your survey for your peers, be sure you have addressed the following criteria in your survey. Remember that once your survey link is published, it is NOT acceptable to go back and modify your survey or ask your peers to take a new survey. The data collected in this process will be the data you use for future analyses – just like in a “real world” scenario, you will be working with the data you collected, whatever that looks like.
Pretest Survey Discussion Board
Your survey should include:
- One (1) nominal question
- One (1) ordinal question
- One (1) interval question – answer response should be blank NUMERICAL text
- One (1) ratio question – answer response should be blank NUMERICAL text
- One (1) qualitative question – answer should be blank FREE text
Step 3: To post your survey to the pretest discussion board, you must copy the survey link. Create a new discussion post including your link for your classmates to take your survey.
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Surveys should be posted by the deadline specified in the course schedule. You should then take all classmates surveys by the deadline in the course schedule.
NOTE: It is important that you can accurately recall your unique identifier for your classmates’ posttest surveys. Many students find it helpful to print the course roster to help them keep track of which surveys they have taken. You may also denote your unique identifier here for future reference.