the art of visualizing survey data steve wexler, director of research the elearning guild
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Agenda
The eLearning Guild and how we conduct surveys and gather data
Visualizing survey data – when things go smoothly
Visualizing survey data – when things don’t go so smoothly
Say hello to the Likert scale and to heat maps/highlight tables
Anatomy of a survey visualization
Another case
Q&A
Likert items ̶ example
Strongly agree = 5
Somewhat agree = 3
Somewhat disagree = 1
Strongly disagree = 0
Anatomy, cont’d
Things get even uglier when you attempt to correlate with another survey answer. Here we break the data down by where members are with implementing Mobile Learning.
Anatomy, cont’dHighlight tables to the rescue. Dark blue means “lots of agreement” and Dark orange means “lots of disagreement.” It’s very easy to see where there’s accord and where there’s discord.
Many times the option to choose a highlight table is disabled. There are ways to get around that…
Another case, cont’d
Highlight tables. They rock. In this the best product is the one with the most dark blue.
Q & A
Steve Wexler
The eLearning Guild
www.eLearningGuild.com