Opiria Studio Tutorial
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  • Technical requirements
  • What is Opiria?
    • Create an account
  • Study management
    • MY STUDIES
      • Survey and Diary
      • Create a study
    • DESIGN
      • Questionnaires and pages
      • Questions types
        • Message
        • Introduction
        • Single Choice
        • Multiple Choice
        • Yes/No
        • Rating
        • Rating Matrix
        • Rating Smileys
        • Rating Shapes
        • Experience Rating
        • Ranking
        • Numeric Slider
        • Semantic Slider
        • Open Question
        • Image Stimulus
        • Video Stimulus
      • Question settings
        • "Other" Answer Option
        • Multimedia Feedback
        • Skip Question
    • DISTRIBUTION
      • Opiria app
      • Web surveys
    • CONTROL
      • Answer configuration
      • Start and stop options
    • MONITOR
    • GROUPS & TAGS
      • Participant groups
      • Tag definition
    • ANALYSIS
      • Global charts
      • Customer journeys
      • Individual responses
      • Tagging & Notes
      • Filtering
        • Participant filters
        • Data filters
      • Export
  • Organization management
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  1. Study management
  2. MY STUDIES

Survey and Diary

What is the difference between a survey and a diary

The Opiria Platform is offering two types of questionnaires: survey and diary. Both are made of a set of questions and have different properties regarding the allowed number of answers. Both types can be combined within the same study.

Surveys are mostly used to get the respondents opinion on a specific topic. Depending on the use case, a survey can be answered just one time or multiple times.

Diaries are used for mobile ethnography studies. Respondents can give repeatedly feedback through the Opiria app right in the moment of truth. They can document their experiences while using a product or service on the different touch points of their customer journey. Diaries can be answered multiple times, usually over a longer period of time.

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