2. Emerging Data Scientists in Action!

1st question: Where do you live?

• • Drag the GeoPoint question to the form and open the editor.

• Label: Where do you live?

  • Hint: enter address or city and State

  • Set the Default Map to OpenStreetMap. In the search bar, type Clemson, SC. Zoom in the map to Clemson area. Make this a required question.

  • Under Validation, check the box next to This is a required question

• Click Save

2nd question: How long is your typical shower? (minutes)

• • Click the Add button and drag the Number question to the form and click on it to open the Edit tab.

  • Change the Label to How long is your typical shower? (minutes)

  • Check This is a required question

  • Check Must be an integer

• Click Save

3rd question: How frequently do you shower?

• • Click the Add tab and drag the Dropdown question to the form and click on it to open the Edit tab.

  • Change the Label to How frequently do you shower?

  • Create 5 categories: Twice a day or more, Once a day, Every other day, Once or twice a week, Less than once a week

  • Check This is a required question

• Click Save

4th question: During which one of these activities do you leave the faucet open?

• • Click the Add tab and drag the Multiple Choice question to the form and click on it to open the Edit tab.

  • Change the Label to During which one of these activities do you leave the faucet open?

  • Hint: select all that apply

  • Create 4 choices: Brushing your teeth, Washing your hands, Washing dishes, None

  • Check This is a required question

• Click Save

5th question: Does your residency have a swimming pool?

• • Click the Add tab and drag the Multiple Choice question to the form and click on it to open the Edit tab.

  • Change the Label to Does your residency have a swimming pool?

  • Create 2 choices: Yes and No

  • Check This is a required question

• Click Save

6th question: On a scale of 1 to 10, how do you rate the taste of your tap water?

• • Click the Add tab and drag the Likert question to the form and click on it to open the Edit tab.

  • Change the Label to On scale of 1 to 10, how do you rate the taste of your tap water?

  • Choose 10 categories. In the first category, type "Tastes as dirt!" and in the last one type "Tastes great!"

  • Type 2 to 9 in the rest of the categories.

  • Check to box under Validation This is a required question

• Click Save

7th question: In one word, how would you describe the quality of your tap water?

• • Click the Add tab and drag the Singleline Text question to the form and click on it to open the Edit tab.

  • Change the Label to In one word, how would you describe the quality of your tap water?

  • In the Hint box, type "e. g. fresh, dirt, clean, stinky,..."

  • Check This is a required question

• Click Save

2.1.4 Previewing and Sharing your Form

Your form is now ready! Review your design by clicking Preview. You can see how it will appear on a computer screen, phone, or tablet. Make sure to review your form and all the questions that you need for a successful survey. Click the X to close the window when finished.

• • Click the Save button in the lower right corner.

  • Click Publish to finish creating the survey. A URL is generated for the survey. You can get the URL by clicking the Share button in the upper right, as well as a QR code. Both of these can be used to distribute your survey.

  • Click on your survey URL and look at the link. Write down this link as it is the one you will use to access the survey on your phone.

2.2 Collecting data on the field

Take your phone or one of our tablets to the field and survey people. Whoever has the highest number of people surveyed, will get a Clemson cap. You have 40 minutes.

2.3 Analyzing and visualizing your data