A survey is used when a researcher needs to collect data for a specified group.
What is a survey?
A survey is the process of collecting, analysing and interpreting data from a group of individuals. Its goal is to determine insights about a group of people. A survey goes much deeper than a questionnaire and often involves more than one form of data collection.
When do I use a survey?
A survey may be useful when:
You need a quick and efficient way of getting information
You need to reach a large number of people
You need statistically valid information about a large number of people
The information you need isn't readily available through other means
How do I conduct a survey?
Make a plan, select a representative population sample, and create effective questions. Watch the slideshow below to learn more.