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Audio Element in survey question
Is it possible to include an audio element in a survey question?
Use case: Please listen to this single sample and select one of these radio boxes that apply to it?
Eg. Please select which genre best describes this audio sample
What you describe can be achieved with the 'discrete' interface, with one audio element and several radio boxes with the appropriate labels. Alternatively, an AB test with just one element, and a radio button 'commentquestion'.
But perhaps you require this as an intermediate question as part of a larger test, in which case it would have to be a succession of tests where this is one very short test in between.
I think this feature would make sense considering the video and YouTube questions we already have. In that sense, the audio could also be embedded as a video...
Let me know what approach you take and how it works out!
Yeh, I am wanting to include this as a part of a larger test. Currently this is an AB test.
- Do we have a sensible way of linking together a succession of tests?
I currently have an AB test, so could make another set of pages with comment questions, but it might look a little odd?
@djmoffat : if you find any elegant solution, please share it. I believe I have a similar need. Thx in advance
@BrechtDeMan
Do you have a response to my question? Do we have a sensible way of linking together a succession of tests?
So, for audio in the survey, sure we can do (actually, why haven't we!).
For linking together a set of tests, no not yet, but will spend some time focusing on that soon as I have some ideas as to how to do it. Depends really if we need them persistent across multiple sessions versus back-to-back.
Hey,
I think just with back to back tests is totally fine.
If we are using persistent across multiple session, I think it would be fair either to provide people with a unique link (Pass some parameter through the URL? such as previous session key) or ask them to provide a unique identifier.
Edit: I guess it depends on how much more work the second part is.