Frequently Asked Questions
Question:
Are my responses truly
anonymous?
Answer: Yes. No one in the
district (including your teacher) can see the name of the person filling out
this survey once it's been turned in.
Question: If my responses are
anonymous, why do I have to log in with my email address and password?
Answer: Good question. We
only need you to sign in so that we can present you with surveys for your
current teachers and classes. (We're guessing that you probably don't want
to fill out a survey on a Spanish class if you're taking French right now :-)
) Once you turn in a survey by hitting the "Turn
In This Survey" button, all information about you is disconnected
from the survey so that the information you
provide remains completely
anonymous.
Question:
Can anyone see my
responses before I turn them in?
Answer: No. You are the only person that can access your
surveys before they are turned in.
Question:
What happens if I don't
complete my surveys or don't turn them in?
Answer: After a certain date (about 2 weeks after the surveys
are made available to you) all unfinished surveys are turned in automatically.
The automatic process is the same as the manual process in that all information
about you is removed from the survey once it's turned in. If answers or
entire surveys are left blank, your teacher will see that some questions went
unanswered. We won't track who does or does not complete surveys.
But, we do remind you that this is your opportunity to provide feedback to your
teachers. Unanswered questions don't help your teacher. Your
teacher wants to know what you think is or
is not going well with your educational experience. Honest and
complete responses from you are really important because they help to make us
better.
Question: I'm having trouble with
the survey program. How do I get help?
Answer:
You can visit the Tech Center in your school for help during the school day. You can also send
an email message to
StudentSurveyHelp@d155.org and someone will email you back as quickly as
possible with an answer to your question. (Note: when sending an email,
please use your student email account (e.g., will.ferrel23@d155.org).
We'll answer emails that we know are from our students first to make sure you're
getting the help you need.