This course will be offered via Zoom only. However, this course will not be recorded.
This training will cover the new Qualtrics interface rolled out in Spring 2021. Qualtrics is a web-based survey system used to develop and conduct online surveys. Users will be guided through the new interface to showcase where features have been moved, how old features are now implemented, and a demonstration of new features added in the latest update. Users with prior knowledge of Qualtrics will find this course most useful. For those who would are interested in a course focusing on survey creation, customization, distribution, or other advanced features, see the Odum Short Course list for future Qualtrics trainings. We will NOT cover the analysis or reporting tools of Qualtrics.
Instructor: Tyler Steelman is a 5th year PhD candidate in the Political Science Department at UNC-Chapel Hill. He is currently the Qualtrics Consultant for the Odum Institute where he assists users with technical software questions related to the Qualtrics platform.
Tyler uses Qualtrics in his own research, which focuses on non-territorial forms of representation in the United States—namely, surrogate representation. His most recent publication examines why special interest groups endorse the candidates they do. You can find links to this work, and others, at his website: tylersteelman.com
Registration Fees:
– UNC-CH Students – $15
– UNC-CH Faculty/Staff/Postdoc – $40
This class will be offered via Zoom ONLY. Registration closes at 12:01 am on 8/27/2021.