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Use an Audio Input element to allow respondents to record their response to a question. Audio input will default to a text area if the browser or device does not support audio, or if the survey is being viewed in a language other than English. |
Example of an Audio Input Element
Settings
- Enter the element Label; this is displayed to the respondent on the survey.
- [A] Use piped text to insert custom/dynamic content into a question label.
- The Allow a user to type their answer setting gives respondents the option of entering a text response to the question; toggle this off if you do not want to provide that option.
- The Maximum recording length can be set to a maximum of 120 seconds.
- Indicate the number of Rows of text allowed if the respondent's browser/device does not support audio, or if they have opted to enter a text response (when allowed).
- In the Advanced Options, you can:
- Uncheck Required if the element is optional; when this setting is not checked the question will be labelled as Optional on the survey. The Required setting will be turned on, by default.
- Set the element to Hide from reporting; when this setting is applied, only users with View Hidden Fields access will be able to view the data that is collected.
- Check the Analyze sentiment of response setting if you want the comments entered/recorded by respondents to be analyzed in order to see sentiment labels on the individual records. You can also use sentiment analysis in the Word Cloud chart type on a custom dashboard.
- Add JavaScript to trigger a behavior or validation on the form, based on certain events tied to the survey or a question.
- Check the Create Another checkbox if you would like to add another element of this type after you save the one you are creating; it will be positioned immediately after the element you've just added.
Click on Save when you have configured the settings for the element.
