Yes, I can view by response, but with almost 1300 responses, it doesn't make much sense to view things that way. I *really* would like to be able to view by group, though.
I did find, for example, by viewing the groups taking our "Oral Communication" course, that only 10% of our lower level classes had experienced "Extensive Reading" in their high school years, while 30% had done so for our highest level students, which is a very significant difference. I really would like to be able to eyeball similar differences between groups, while the questionnaire is still open, without having to download everything and throw it into a stat program.
In response to your question:
You write "3) If I go to the first course, I can see all of the questionnaire results regardless of whether they were submitted in the first or second course"
Does this mean that, in that scenario, you have students in Course A who actually can respond to public questionnaire QA? That should not be. A "public" questionnaire should be placed in a special course with no students in it, and should not be taken. It should only be used as a repository to collect data from the other courses where it has been "copied" for that purpose.
I just checked and, yes, Course A (id=16, course=134) and Course B (id=17,course=139) both have the same sid = 16. At least this way I can see the groups for of the courses... IS there a come problem with the logic that would prevent tabs from showing in the other course, as well? It would appear much more
