When it comes to getting students to fill out a survey, the major challenge is that students often don’t complete them. Filling out surveys or forms is such a boring task for them.

Engaging students in a survey is as challenging as keeping them focused in a classroom.

That’s where SurveySparrow comes into play.

SurveySparrow’s engaging user interface and interactive way of asking questions make your return-to-school survey as interesting as a video game.

You can use the built-in library of Unsplash pictures and GIFs from Giphy to add fun elements.

How does our platform enhance return-to-school surveys?

Translate your survey into 130+ languages

With the Google Translate feature built inside the platform, you can translate your survey into any global language. Global institutions can send translated versions of a single survey and understand feedback from a demographic context.

Collect visual feedback through surveys

With features like emoji scale, photo capture, and video upload, you can collect visual feedback, which otherwise students would find difficult to write. You can also use heatmap questions to know the unsafe areas across the school location.

Collect in-depth feedback with multiple question types

Our builder has 20+ question types including rating-based, open-ended, matrix-type, rank-based question type, heat map question type, and more. Using different question types not only makes your return-to-school survey engaging but also helps you get insightful feedback.

Get deeper insights for your return-to-school surveys with Cognivue

SurveySparrow’s CogniVue is an advanced text analytics module that uses AI to transform open-ended feedback into visually easy-to-understand insights.

Here’s how CogniVue can help you with your return-to-school surveys,

Sentiment analysis

Students may have mixed emotions about returning to school. Based on their responses to open-ended questions, CogniVue can visually highlight the statements like "stress about safety" or "excitement about seeing friends again". This helps school administrators to understand student sentiments.

Zero down to topic identification

Open-ended feedback can show you diverse sentiments. CogniVue, through its machine learning abilities, helps you zero down to specific areas and pinpoint the exact problems such as safety protocols, hybrid learning, academic gaps, or mental health support.

Categorize responses

Although asking for suggestions can promote open communication, there is also a risk that some of them can get buried under a pile of responses. Manually categorizing them is not recommended. CogniVue can extract them and segregate them based on priority.

Root cause analysis

Schools may find reduced attendance when opened after a prolonged period. The reason might be unclear. CogniVue can help you find the underlying reasons like COVID-19 safety, difficulties with new schedules, or dissatisfaction with virtual learning options.

12 Sample ​Back-to-School Questions to Ask Students

1. How comfortable do you feel about returning to in-person classes?
2. Are you aware of the safety measures implemented by the school for the return to campus?
3. Do you have any concerns regarding health and safety protocols at school?
4. How would you rate the communication from the school regarding the return to campus?
5. Are you satisfied with the flexibility of learning options provided by the school (e.g., in-person, hybrid, remote)?
6. Have you received sufficient information about the vaccination status of staff and students?
7. What additional support or resources would you like to see provided for a smooth return to school?
8. Are you aware of any specific accommodations or adjustments needed for your return to campus?
9. Are there any transportation concerns for your commute to school?
10. How would you rate the cleanliness and sanitation measures implemented by the school?
11. Are you aware of any changes to extracurricular activities or events upon returning to school?
12. Do you have any other comments or suggestions regarding the return to campus?