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  • TRAINING COURSE
    • Introduction
    • Session 1- Creating a new survey
    • Session 2- Adding accessibility options to a Form
    • Session 3- Translating a Form into different languages
    • Session 4- Sharing your survey using the Survey Editor
    • Session 5- Analysing your survey responses and exporting your survey data
  • TUTORIALS
    • Introduction to creating a new survey
    • Introduction editing a form
    • Introduction to testing a form
    • Introduction to publishing a form
    • Introduction to Easy Read
    • Introduction to Sign Language
    • Introduction to form logic
    • Introduction to the Customer Portal
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      • What is GDPR?
      • What rights do individuals have under GDPR?
      • What obligations do controllers have under GDPR?
      • What obligations do processors have under GDPR?
      • Where is data stored?
      • How can I ensure that my surveys GDPR compliant?
      • How to Write GDPR-proof Privacy Policy for your Surveys
    • What is the best image size, ratio and format?
    • How to use free text
      • Convenient Class for Accessible Surveys Free Text Field
      • CSS tokens available in Markdown Free Text
      • Web-components available in Markdown Free Text
      • Accessibility Modes
    • FAQ about the Form Editor
      • How do I resolve warnings when publishing a form?
      • How can I get feedback about my survey?
    • Guide to producing Accessible Surveys
      • Producing your survey in Plain Language or Easy to Read
      • Producing your survey in sign languages
    • FAQ about survey data and analytics
      • How do I ensure that the data in my CSV file is properly formatted?
  • Release Notes
    • Form Builder
      • import/export
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Easy Read

This page covers how to create an 'Easy Read' version of a form

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Last updated 1 year ago

Introduction

Forms can adapt to the needs and preferences of respondents. Some respondents may want an 'Easy Read' version of a form.

“Making information easier to understand for people ... is about more than making your text size bigger and putting some symbols or pictures in your document. It’s about working with the people your information is for, finding out together how you can make the information useful and accessible for them. There are no quick answers, and it isn’t easy... but it can be fun.” ()

'Easy Read' forms offer the following advantages:

  1. Presented with a simplied interface

  2. Selected pages, sections and questions can be either displayed or hidden in 'Easy Read' mode

  3. Questions can be modified to make them easier to understand

  4. Images can be added to complement questions

The 'Easy Read' version renders the form and the interface differently, but answers to questions are stored in the same dataset as for other versions of the survey. In the analytics, it is possible to create a subset of the data, consisting of answers submitted using the Easy Read version of a form.

Step 1

Activate the 'Easy Read' mode under ''

An Easy Read option appears in the 'Form Definition' menu

Step 3

It is your responsbility to make sure that you have the appropriate rights to use any images which you upload to your 'Image Libary'

Step 4

Selecting 'Easy Read Version' in the Form Definition menu displays the form in the standard mode alongside the Easy Read mode.

Initially the text in the Easy Read mode is the same as the text in the standard mode. However it can be edited here.

  • Any changes to the Easy Read text will be highlighted in the 'Easy Read Version' tree grid as shown above

Pages, sections, questions and even question options can all be edited for Easy Read

Step 5

It is possible to upload pictures or youtube videos to complement questions in Easy Read mode

These will appear to the left of the Question

For videos, simply add the video link or ID in the box entitled 'Youtube Settings'

Step 6

Toggling on the 'Visibility Modes' button gives the option to make pages, sections or questions visible or hidden for specific audiences

For instance, you may want to present a shorter version of a form in the Easy Read mode

In this example, the visibility settings make 'Section 1' visible in the standard mode but hidden in 'International Sign' and 'Easy Read' mode

Step 7

The Easy Read version of a form can be tested in the usual way. However the 'Easy Read' icon must be selected from the top menu

Step 8

If you want to use images to complement questions in the 'Easy Read' mode you must first add them to your ''

Theemoji shows the text as it appears in the standard version of the form. It can't be edited here.

The emoji shows the text as it appears in the Easy Read version of the Form. It can be edited here.

A new version of the form must be in order for any changes to the Easy Read version of the form to be effective.

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