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Management Team:
Schools Division Superintendent : Romeo M. Alip, PhD, CESO V
Asst. Schools Division Superintendent : Roland M. Fronda, EdD, CESE
Chief Education Supervisor, CID : Milagros M. Peñaflor, PhD
Education Program Supervisor, LRMDS : Edgar E. Garcia, MITE
Education Program Supervisor, AP/ADM : Romeo M. Layug
Education Program Supervisor, EPP/TLE : Evelyn V. Mendoza
District Supervisor, Samal : Jeolfa G. Reyes, EdD
Division Lead Book Designer : Joan T. Briz
District LRMDS Coordinator, Samal : Rodrigo S. Panlaque Jr.
School LRMDS Coordinator : Mark Edson L. Fajardo
School Principa : Rodrigo S. Panlaque Jr.
District Lead Layout Artist, EPP/TLE : Emmanuel S. Gimena
District Lead Illustrator, EPP/TLE : Mark Edson L. Fajardo
District Lead Evaluator, EPP/TLE : Evelyn V. Mendoza
This learning resource hopes to engage the learners into guided and
independent learning activities at their own pace and time. Furthermore, this also
aims to help learners acquire the needed 21st century skills while taking into
consideration their needs and circumstances.
In addition to the material in the main text, you will also see this box in the
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module. You also need to keep track of the learners' progress while allowing them to
manage their own learning. Furthermore, you are expected to encourage and assist
the learners as they do the tasks included in the module.
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Additional Activities to you to enrich your knowledge or skill of the
lesson learned.
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module. Use a separate sheet of paper in answering the exercises.
2. Don’t forget to answer What I Know before moving on to the other activities
included in the module.
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We hope that through this material, you will experience meaningful learning
and gain deep understanding of the relevant competencies. You can do it!
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What I Need to Know
This module is designed and written to help you conduct a survey using online survey
tools.
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What I Know
Rearrange the letters to form a word that best fit the description. Write your answer
in your notebook.
Do you recognize the following icons or logos? Identify each and choose from among
the choices inside the box. Write your answer in your notebook.
Google Gmail
Google Drive Google Sheets
Google Forms Survey Monkey
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Lesson
Benefits of Using Online
1 Survey Forms
Traditional paper surveys are on the decline as online surveys surge forward to take
their place. In the past, marketers were forced to used print surveys to get the data
they needed. Now that we have internet, conducting a survey and gathering data are
easier using online tools. Entrepreneurs can use these ICT tools to connect with
customers and get feedback about their products or services.
This lesson will discuss the benefits of using online survey tools.
What’s In
Check if you are observing the following safe and responsible practices in using
video and audio-conferencing tools.
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What’s New
Have you and your parents experienced to be asked by a salesman about your
preference or comment about a particular product or brand while shopping or
malling? You have probably seen some restaurants asking their customers to fill up
short surveys about their food and service. These are some of the traditional ways of
conducting a survey.
Today, the Internet has been used by many companies and entrepreneurs in
conducting market or product surveys. Online survey tools have been a faster way
of collecting data from the respondents as compared to pen-and-paper method and
personal interviews. Thus, making data collection easier than ever and better for
everyone.
What is It
After learning the basics, the following steps must be taken in consideration:
1. Keep your online survey as brief as possible. Use clear introduction and tell
your purpose. Keep your instructions simple and concise. Provide the
participant with an estimated completion time up front.
2. Design your survey to be attractive, user-friendly, and well-organized. Use
appropriate and easy-to-read font, font size and color combination.
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3. Use a mix of closed and open-ended questions wherein respondents
complete the answer.
4. Test your survey.
5. Do the revision if there is any.
6. Post your survey form.
There are many available online tools to choose from such as Google Forms, Survey
Monkey, and Survey Planet. These online tools differ in features and capabilities
that they offer for free and paid subscription. Using free or paid versions will give
you the following benefits of using online survey tools:
1. High response rate. Respondents can answer your survey on their most
convenient time using their own device bringing a high response rate.
2. Minimal cost. There are lots of online survey tools which offer creating your
survey fast, affordable, or even for free.
3. Convenient to use. Respondents can answer your survey on their own
schedule and can even have flexibility in completing the survey.
4. Real-time access. Because information is being gathered automatically, you
can get results in real-time and analyze data any time.
5. Flexibility of design. The order of the questions can be changed, or
questions can be skipped, depending on the restrictions you set. This way, a
survey can be personalized to each respondent as he or she proceeds.
What’s More
Put a check (/) mark if the following state the benefits of using online survey tools in
conducting surveys and cross (x) if not. Write your answer in your notebook.
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What I Have Learned
What I Can Do
You and your family dined to your favorite fastfood restaurant. After eating your
meals, an employee asks you to answer their online survey using the link posted in
the store. What do you think are the benefits that will be derived by that restaurant
from conducting online customer satisfaction survey? Put a check (/) mark if the
following state the benefits or cross out (x) if not. Write your answer in your notebook.
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Know the most favorite product of the store
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Improve service of the store
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Get to know customers better
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Know strengths and weaknesses
_____ 5. Increase profit
Assessment
Write Yes if the following are benefits of using online survey tools or No if not.
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__________ 3. Respondent has a variety of ways to access the questionnaire
including smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc.
__________ 4. Online surveys provide more flexibility in the design.
__________ 5. Responses need manual tabulation and analysis.
__________ 6. Data can quickly be tabulated and presented in a variety of
report formats.
__________ 7. Surveys need to be preprinted when errors arise.
__________ 8. Online surveys minimize the margin of error involved in data
collection.
__________ 9. There are costs involved in postage, printing, and a travel
allowance for interviewees.
__________ 10. Online survey tools offer appealing options for questionnaire
design.
Lesson
Preparing Online Survey
2 Forms
In the previous lesson, you have learned that there are different online survey tools
that can be used in preparing an online survey. These are Google Forms, Survey
Monkey and Survey Planet. In this lesson, you will learn the steps in preparing survey
questions and survey form.
What’s In
Put a check (/) mark if an example of online survey tool and cross (x) if not.
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What’s New
In creating online survey form, it is important to be familiarize with the online tool
you are going to use. In this lesson, you will learn how to prepare your survey
questionnaire using Google Forms.
Google Forms is a tool that allows collecting information from respondents via a
personalized online survey. The information is then collected and automatically
connected to a spreadsheet called Google Sheets. The spreadsheet is populated with
the survey responses.
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What is It
To collect different types of data, you need different types of questions. There are
different Google Forms question types that will help you collect the data from the
respondent. It is important to set the right type of question to collect and analyze the
data. Therefore, you have to understand what data you need to collect and what type
of question to use.
2. Paragraph. It is used for collecting a longer text and can contain more the one
paragraph.
3. Multiple Choice. People can choose between a set of options but can only
select one option. You can include "Other" as an option, and respondent can
type a short answer. It uses radio buttons.
A radio button is a graphical control element that allows the user to choose
only one of the given options.
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5. Dropdown. This is also like Multiple choice question type, but instead of
displaying all the choices, it displays a dropdown list with all the options. You
can use this type of question over Multiple choice question type if you have a
lot of options and you want to save space.
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7. Linear Scale. This question type is generally used in measuring the rating
level of satisfaction. Respondent can rate your question starting from 0 or 1
to a maximum of 10. You can set a label for each end of the scale.
8. Multiple Choice Grid. Like the Linear scale, multiple choice grid question
type lets you collect more answers in one question. The difference is that the
answers are collected as Columns names as oppose to number in linear scale.
9. Checkbox Grid. This type of question is similar to Multiple choice grid type,
except that you can select more than one field for each row.
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10. Date. This question type will enable you to collect date and time from the user.
11. Time. You can collect time data or time duration from the respondent.
What’s More
What are the different question types in Google Forms? Write your answer in your
notebook.
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What I Have Learned
What I Can Do
You need to collect basic information among your classmates using online survey
form. What Google Forms question types will help you to collect the following data
among your respondents? Write your answer in your notebook.
Assessment
Identify which Google Form question type will be used to help you collect the
following information from the respondents. Write your answer in your notebook.
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1. The name of the respondent
2. The date the respondent accomplished the survey.
3. The response needed to this question type is to upload the necessary
files.
4. The time the respondent accomplished the survey.
5. This question type is used for collecting a longer text and can contain
more the one paragraph.
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Additional Activities
Do you still remember your Gmail account you use in your previous grade? You need
this before proceeding to the next lesson.
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Lesson
Creating Online Survey
3 Forms
In the previous lesson, you have learned that to be able to collect different types of
data from the respondents, you need to use different types of questions in Google
Forms. It is important to set the right type of question to collect and analyze the data.
In this lesson, you will learn how to create an online survey form.
What’s In
Identify what Google Forms question type is being described. Write your answer in
your notebook.
1. It is used for collecting a longer text and can contain more the one
paragraph.
2. This type of question is similar to Multiple choice, but instead of selecting
only one answer, people can select multiple answers.
3. Respondent can upload files as a response to a question.
4. This question type is generally used in measuring the rating level of
satisfaction. Respondent can rate your question starting from 0 or 1 to a
maximum of 10. You can set a label for each end of the scale.
5. You can collect time data or time duration from the respondent.
What’s New
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4. Enter your prepared survey questions and choose the best question type in
each survey question.
5. Preview your questionnaire.
6. Test your survey. Do the revision if there is any.
7. Post your final survey form.
What is It
1. Go to forms.google.com/
3. Click Blank +.
5. Provide simple and clear instruction in accomplishing your form and the
estimated time of completion of a respondent.
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6. Add one by one your survey questions and then select best question type for
each. Write your preferred choices if there is any. To add a question, click Add
Question icon.
6.1. Name
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6.3. How often do you visit the school website?
6.4. When visiting the school website, what information are you typically
seeking?
6.5. How would you rate the "ease of use" of the website?
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7. Preview your form. Click .
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9. Send your survey form. Click and enter Email addresses of
respondents.
What’s More
Arrange the steps in creating a survey form. Use numbers 1 to 7. Write you answer
in your notebook.
Creating online survey form through Google Forms is easy by using your
Gmail account.
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It is important to set the best question type in each survey question to collect
the needed data.
What I Can Do
Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write you answer in your notebook.
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Assessment
Create a simple online survey using Google Forms. The data you need to collect are
the following:
1. Name
2. Grade Level. Using Dropdown, provide the following options: Kinder, Grade 1,
Grade 2, up to Grade 6.
3. How often do you visit the school website? Using Multiple choice, provide the
following options: Daily, Several times a week, Once a week, Several times a
month, and Once a month.
4. When visiting the school website, what information are you typically seeking?
Using Checkboxes, provide the following options: News and Updates, Calendar
of Activities, Teacher Directory, Pupils Activities, and Learning Modules.
5. How would you rate the "ease of use" of the website? Using Linear scale,
provide the following options: 1 – very difficult to use and 5 – very easy to use.
6. Questions, Comments or Suggestions to the School Website using Paragraph
question type.
7. Date Accomplished
8. Time Accomplished
Additional Activities
Write down three email addresses of your classmates. This will be used in the next
lesson.
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Lesson 3 Assessment
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