Check-ins and surveys

Tigerhall asks for your input in two ways: check-ins inside trails and actions, and pulse surveys sent to you directly.

Check-ins

A check-in is a short set of questions inside a trail or an action. It asks how you are progressing, or what you make of what you have just been through.

Check-ins do not appear on their own as content. You will only meet one as a step within a trail or an action.

Questions may ask you to pick one answer, pick several, or write a response. Where a list does not cover your answer, there is often an Other option.

Whether your answers are attributed

Some check-ins are anonymous and some are named. This is set when the check-in is created and it is shown to you.

Where a check-in is anonymous, your individual responses are not attributed to you. It is worth reading which kind you are answering before deciding how frank to be.

Whether you can change your answer

Some check-ins allow more than one submission and some do not. If retries are turned off, your first submission is final.

Pulse surveys

A pulse survey is a short set of questions sent to you to gather feedback across the organization, separately from any particular piece of content.

They work the same way as check-ins, and the same rules apply on anonymity and resubmission.

What happens to your answers

Responses go to whoever runs the program, to help shape what comes next. Where a check-in or survey is anonymous, they see the responses without seeing who gave them.