Question types in Explore activities

When creating a question in Explore, choose the question type that best matches the information you want to collect.

Slider

Participants respond by moving a slider between two endpoints.

This question type is useful when you want to capture a feeling, experience, or level of agreement.

Example:

“How satisfied are you with the workshop?”

Yes/No

Participants choose between two response options.

This question type is useful when you want clear and quick responses.

Example:

“Would you recommend this activity to a colleague?”

Scale

Participants select a value on a defined scale.

This question type is useful for employee surveys, satisfaction measurements, and attitude surveys.

Example:

“I have the resources and conditions needed to perform my work.”

Text

Participants respond using free text.

This question type is useful when you want to understand reasoning, ideas, or suggestions for improvement.

Example:

“What do you think we should improve?”

Multiple choice

Participants choose one or more options from a list.

This question type is useful when the possible responses can be categorized in advance.

Example:

“Which channels do you use most often?”

Numeric value

Participants select a number within a defined range.

This question type is useful for measurable values and estimates.

Example:

“How many days per week do you work from the office?”