TechFilter: I need a way to do information gathering questions that adjust based on previously asked questions. Must be easy to put on a website or transmit to customers and then receive their responses. [more inside]
posted by DetonatedManiac on Oct 12, 2009 - 3 answers

I'm designing a questionnaire for a small, family-owned pizza shop to be administered to students at a nearby college. The goal is to determine awareness of the business, and how business might be improved. What questions do you think I should include? [more inside]
posted by JaySunSee on Feb 12, 2008 - 13 answers

What is a successful weirdo's best approach to a High School Reunion Questionnaire? [more inside]
posted by hermitosis on Jul 24, 2007 - 29 answers

In a web survey form, I need to automatically check a radio box if the user clicks on the text field. [more inside]
posted by Blue Buddha on Sep 12, 2006 - 9 answers

I'd like to make an interesting and funny bio web page for the student employees in a college IT department. Can anyone suggest some funny questions to include in the bios? [more inside]
posted by yogurtisgenocide on Jul 27, 2006 - 11 answers

Multiple Choice Surveys: I'd like to create a multiple choice test, give people the link, and get the results. Is there an online service that would allow me to design a multiple choice questionnaire, and store answers to it?
posted by sirion on Oct 26, 2005 - 9 answers

Our Regional Manager is creating a new position in the company. The successful candidate will coordinate the flow of financial, staffing, and other information from several of our company's sites. Once the data is collected, this person will consolidate it and will need to analyze it for trends before presenting it to the Regional Manager. What he's looking for is a person who has a knack for recognize trends and identify anomalies in large pools of data. He's asked me to check around to see if there is some sort of questionnaire or test that will help identify this trait in potential candidates. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Something free is always good :-)
posted by galto on Apr 6, 2005 - 5 answers