Welcome to the ONQ (On-line Questionnaire) Web Survey Site
OnQ
supports a variety of survey question types from single answer radio button
and drop down select-boxes to multiple response, checkbox items to text
boxes and text areas for open-ended questions.
OnQ
permits flexible survey page formatting to minimize item non-response
and to give each survey a custom look without the expense of a custom design.
OnQ
integrates a variety of data formats into the survey.
Use photos, audio or video to enrich your questions.
Embed charts, graphs or figures in the survey instrument and
query your respondents as to the impact or understandability of particular
materials.
OnQ
supports direct email solicitation or convenience sampling strategies.
Respondents can be recruited through targeted emails and
OnQ keeps track of respondents and non-respondents to thank the
former and follow-up with the latter.
Work on the OnQ system began in 1998 with the
Survey2000 project
sponsored by the National Geographic Society and Northwestern University
At that time a pioneering effort, Survey2000 stood apart for the number
of participants, 80,012 respondents in 178 countries, and the relative
complexity of the instrument, which used extensive branching to tailor
the survey to background of individual respondents.
The success of this project led to nearly $500,000 in funding from the National
Science Foundation (NSF) to conduct
Survey2001.
The OnQ system combines survey research methodology and sophisticated web based
technology to produce a powerful survey tool.
The OnQ system was developed through a collaborative effort of the Departments
of Computer Science and Sociology at Clemson University. Deployment of surveys is
typically administered through Clemson University's
Center for the Advancement of Marketing and Social Science
(CAMSS).
Hosting services are provided on our dedicated secure Linux servers.
CAMSS faculty are available to provide their expertise in questionnaire design and
data analysis.
For more detailed information about OnQ visit our
papers page.
To learn more about WebOnQ, the web-based version of the
OnQ authoring tool
click here.
View surveys developed using OnQ. Feel free to try any of
these surveys. Your data will not be used for analysis purpose.
OnQ is a web survey system that combines
OnQ
enables interactive data collection, adapting the survey to users' responses
thereby eliminating unnecessary or irrelevant questions and tailoring subsequent
questions to users' prior responses.
This process of adaptation is transparent minimizing respondent burden
and maximizing response rates.
PAWN
A Survey about The Regional Pawn Data Sharing System Washington Council of Governments
The Student Exchange Survey
Sponsored by Clemson University (Note: multi-language survey)