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In addition to basic survey creation and distribution, there are several ways to improve your surveys to fit your needs, which are described in this part of the guide. Again, our purpose is not to re-invent the existing Qualtrics documentation, but to provide a basic understanding of what’s available, coupled with some knowledge gained through trial and error.

• 12  Libraries introduces Qualtrics libraries where surveys, questions, files, and messages can be stored and reused.
• 13  Collaboration and Groups explains how to share surveys with people inside or outside the university, as well as how to use groups to make surveys or library contents available to your research group, lab, unit, or office.
• In 14  Survey Options, you’ll learn about about survey customizations including changing a survey’s theme, making responses anonymous, setting quotas to limit the number of respondents, and translating your survey into other languages.
• 15  Workflows indroduces Workflows, which can be used to automate tasks such as emailing you or a survey respondent upon completion of the survey.
• Finally, 16  Advanced Survey Building includes more information about features that can be used in building surveys, including piped text, carry forward choices, and other features.