Comments on: Zoomerang: 1st go at free service

By: ltdproject

ltdproject — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 07:14:28 +0000

For a two-sidebar (three-column) template, I chose the Mandigo theme, in which the second sidebar is an option. The story begins in New Looks and continues in comments there (ltdproject, 2007.08.07 - 2008.01.28). There's another one out there almost equally interesting: Wordpress Theme - Amber. Amber promises liquid resizing of content to fit all sizes of browser windows (Blog Oh Blog, Jai, 2007.11.24).

By: ltdproject

ltdproject — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 06:38:13 +0000

Hey, Gladys! Thanks for the info. about SurveyMonkey, and the strengths and limitations of its free services. Your suggestion of taking screenshots to capture results is one I've used, though not with SurveyMonkey. When I reviewed the Survey Monkey privacy policy for the second time a little over a year ago, I had misgivings about it being ambiguous, old, and uncertified: Does SurveyMonkey protect respondents' privacy? (OnlineFacilitation [listserv], 2007.01.05). Since January 2007, I haven't returned to check again.

By: gladysbaya

gladysbaya — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 11:05:14 +0000

Have you tried SurveyMonkey? It's free for 100 respondents, storage unlimited in time. You can have as many surveys as you like, with a limit of 10 questions each (but each question can include many!). The only drawback in the free version is that you cannot export results to your disk, but you can get the screenshots and keep them as slides... Hope that helps! Gladys PS: I was unable to find on your template some info about who's keeping this blog... that'd be a nice addition! PS2: how can I get two columns for the Sidebar in my Edublog? If you post your answer here, I'll get the follow-up via email. Thanks in advance!