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Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions
5 years 10 months ago #127836
by nandan
Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions was created by nandan
Hello
Is there a way in which I can create an in-tray or in-basket exercise in LS?
An in-tray exercise consists of several items (for example, emails a person received in their inbox after coming back from vacation etc.) which need to be prioritized.
This will mean the person has to toggle between, say, 15-20 questions in that exercise to decide priority. Perhaps, this can be done with a 'menubar' on the right/left side of the screen, so can the person can compare Items 3 and 14 (for example) to assess which item is more important.
So, my question is: Can this be done in LS? If yes, how?
To recap, the functionality that I am asking about is the ability to toggle between multiple items in any order. Most of the other things can be done in LS.
Further information about what an in-basket is, is available here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-basket_test
Thanks!
Is there a way in which I can create an in-tray or in-basket exercise in LS?
An in-tray exercise consists of several items (for example, emails a person received in their inbox after coming back from vacation etc.) which need to be prioritized.
This will mean the person has to toggle between, say, 15-20 questions in that exercise to decide priority. Perhaps, this can be done with a 'menubar' on the right/left side of the screen, so can the person can compare Items 3 and 14 (for example) to assess which item is more important.
So, my question is: Can this be done in LS? If yes, how?
To recap, the functionality that I am asking about is the ability to toggle between multiple items in any order. Most of the other things can be done in LS.
Further information about what an in-basket is, is available here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-basket_test
Thanks!
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5 years 10 months ago #127849
by holch
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Replied by holch on topic Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions
Either I am missing something, but this sounds exactly like the ranking question type.
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5 years 10 months ago #127904
by nandan
Replied by nandan on topic Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions
In some ways, it is similar, but in important ways, it is different as well.
The items given are paragraphs, with a lot of text and/or numbers. These items have to be analyzed and
1.A response for each item is required from the respondent, which is a text input. As mentioned above, each item may be one or two pages of text and/or numbers
2. Then, the ranking of the items needs to be done.
For 2, ranking option works well. But for 1, respondents have to keep toggling between items which are one or more pages long to determine which item is more critical and deserving of a higher ranking. Hence, my question about if it is possible to have a sort of 'menu bar' which allows for easy navigation between multiple items.
Thanks!
The items given are paragraphs, with a lot of text and/or numbers. These items have to be analyzed and
1.A response for each item is required from the respondent, which is a text input. As mentioned above, each item may be one or two pages of text and/or numbers
2. Then, the ranking of the items needs to be done.
For 2, ranking option works well. But for 1, respondents have to keep toggling between items which are one or more pages long to determine which item is more critical and deserving of a higher ranking. Hence, my question about if it is possible to have a sort of 'menu bar' which allows for easy navigation between multiple items.
Thanks!
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5 years 10 months ago #127908
by tpartner
Cheers,
Tony Partner
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Replied by tpartner on topic Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions
Try setting "Show question index / allow jumping" to "Full" - manual.limesurvey.org/Survey_settings#Pr...ation_.26_navigation
Cheers,
Tony Partner
Solutions, code and workarounds presented in these forums are given without any warranty, implied or otherwise.
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5 years 10 months ago #127925
by nandan
Replied by nandan on topic Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions
I shall try and it out and get back in a few days' time...thanks!
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5 years 10 months ago #128002
by nandan
Replied by nandan on topic Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions
I tried it out. That is close to what I want. However, wanted to also know if the title can be changed. Right now, the link title says: Part1, Part2 etc. Can it be changed to something like Item-1...Item-n, and also have the first link as an instructions page, with the title 'instructions'?
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5 years 10 months ago #128142
by nandan
Replied by nandan on topic Creating in-basket (in-tray) exercise in LS - 'menu' with link to all questions
Hello! Any response on the question? Thanks for your attention!
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