Creating and Distributing Surveys Made Easy

  • 08/01/99

Scantron has introduced eListen, an electronic data collection tool that lets you create powerful surveys in minutes. These surveys can then be administered by Internet, Intranet, e-mail, diskette or paper. It automatically tabulates and analyzes results, and also creates powerful graphic reports supporting your recommendations.

Survey-building functions of eListen include: the ability to open multiple surveys; cut, copy and paste functions; the ability to easily add questions, pictures and to insert pages; online help; drag and drop questions; as well as support for multiple backgrounds. Once the survey is designed, it can be rapidly deployed through the World Wide Web, Intranet, network or e-mail. Answers are automatically collected and stored in eListen's open database or in a custom database of the user's choice. Scantron Technologies, Tustin, CA, (800) 722-6876, www.scantron.com.

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