How Can I Collect Anonymous Responses Using an iPad

How Can I Collect Anonymous Responses Using an iPad

To set this up you need to have a browser installed on your iPad.
After creating and deploying your questionnaire, 'copy' the anonymous (r1 or r2) link. 





Open the browser on the Ipad and add this link as a bookmark or shortcut icon so that panelist can click on it to start the questionnaire.
Please be careful to update this link if you want to run a different study. The anonymous link of a questionnaire is unique. 

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