Emotion Sensor® State
There are two types of states in Emotion Sensors® They are Active & Inactive. By default, the state of the Emotion Sensor® is Active. Emoters (respondents) can access and emote (respond) to active surveys. When a survey is active, it's mentioned on the survey as below. Active Survey Emoters (respondents) ...
Tips & Best Practices
Emotion Sensor® Creation Ask questions to relate emotionally with the audience.Use suitable emoticons/emotive themes to reflect the emotional responses. Same emoticon should not be used for different emotional responses. Keep the Emotion Sensors® short and simple. Make sure every question is required and relates with the previous answer. Use /skip ...
Skip-logic
Skip-logic is a capability that is used in Emotion Sensors® to show dynamic recommendations (and/or content) based on the responses a respondent has given to the previous questions in the sensor. This versatile capability play a huge role in sensor creation (and also on update). What specializes Emojot's skip logic ...
Anonymous Responses
Anonymous responses option lets users to choose whether they want their respondents to be identified or not. This feature is most useful when sharing the Emotion Sensor® on email and collecting responses on KIOSK mode. Responses collected on KIOSK mode are anonymous by default. To learn more about KIOSK mode, ...
Continuous Responses
Continuous responses option lets users to choose whether they want their respondents to respond continuously to a given Emotion Sensor®. This feature is most useful when sharing the Emotion Sensor® on email. When sharing Emotion Sensors® on email, respondents can be either tracked or not tracked. When Emoting type is ...
