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Monday, January 26, 2004
Best Practice in Online Polling - Jim Klaas, IRRODL
Abstract: This report summarizes major polling design principles and practices, with particular emphasis on those affecting the integrity of online polls in distance education (DE). Specific consideration is given to the statement of polling objectives, the design of good questions and response options, online poll format, motivation of the respondents, and poll pre-testing.... The previous report in this series recommended the use of the term “online polling” in referring generally to “questionnaires, quizzing, survey and assessment products,” and further defined the online polling as an asynchronous or real-time process of information gathering, obtained via responses to question(s) mediated by Web-based formats.
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