No, the RecipientID is created when you add a contact. However, if you distribute the survey using personal links, the recipient's link would carry their RecipientID and the survey flow would add the RecipientID to the response.

I did not notice that. I don't think they will just use that much of your time with that

Hello, thanks for watching this video I have reached out to Dr. Quaye to see if he can provide a more detailed answer for your questions. I will post his response here (or he may choose to respond here). In the meantime, you can view the full webinar which provides more of the details behind these concepts. The video is titled, Creating Equitable Environments for Fostering Student Engagement, found here >> kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5DLnauDfbtqbNU Sincerely, Connie Senior Marketing Coordinator

--- Posted on Behalf of Dr. Stephen Quaye --- The criteria we use to decide who gets more boxes is based on asking the question: what do people need to succeed? The point is that everyone needs something different and that some people start several steps ahead (or behind) of others because of their social identities. So, we need to pay attention to what knowledge, experiences, and backgrounds people have had and ask ourselves: what do they need, based on those criteria, to succeed? Then, we work to remove the barriers that are getting in the way of them succeeding in an equitable way - meaning, they might need different support than others. I hope that helps. Thanks for your question.

Hi there, this video is created for the Qualtrics survey software. Students, faculty, and staff at North Dakota State University can all register for a FREE account through NDSU but I also believe that Qualtrics has a free option for other users as well. :)

Once you hit the "next" button on the consent form, it is assumed that you are providing consent. Alternately, form could be set up as a multiple choice question asking for their consent with a yes or no answer. The "no" option needs a skip logic attached to it. Then if someone hits "yes" they continue on to the survey. If someone hits "no" they are removed from the survey.

Hi, thanks for viewing our video. We will definitely check out your videos for useful content for our graduate students.

Hi Kate, You can use that distribution link and send it out to all of your students unless you have parameters like it being an anonymous survey. Another option is to send it out using the email feature, which allows you to email each survey taker with a link that is individual to them. If you are expecting anonymous responses or want to limit who can take the survey, you will need to use the email feature. Let us know if you have any further questions.

Hi Curvonna, I will get back to you as soon as I have an answer from the department. Sincerely, Connie // NDSU Office of Teaching and Learning.

Here is what the NDSU Gerontology faculty said about your question. "The practicum requirement cannot be fulfilled by simply continuing to do the same work at the same job that you are doing now. It may be fulfilled at a different organization or at your current place of employment, provided that we can contract with your employer to allow you to take on a new role or project that is different and separate from your regular duties." If you have additional questions email them to [email protected] and I will refer you to a program advisor.

Hi I’m thinking about getting a BA in gerontology and was wondering did you have trouble finding a job afterwords?