[BlindMath] Slightly off topic, struggling to design a survey using google forms.

[Gaylen Kapperman]

Faiz, try Survey Monkey and at which university are you  located?
Gaylen Kapperman



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Subject: [BlindMath] Slightly off topic, struggling to design a survey using google forms.

Hello all,

I’m planning to conduct a survey for a research. I want to develop an online survey. I’ve observed many people use Google forms to develop and conduct their surveys.

However, when I try to use Google forms with Jaws and NVDA, I find that I’m not in control of the process of typing my survey questions.
Apart from the fact that I’ve to turn on the virtual cursor mode all the time, I cannot work out where to type my question, how to select various options, how to save my survey.
I own Moto E4, android pone, and I tried using Google talkback to develop a survey on Google forms. The user experience was slightly
better, however, there were so many   editable fields on the screen
that talkback kept reading, and I could not figure how to type item number 1, item number two, and so on.

So, basically, I’ve two questions:

1)	Has anyone had any success using Google forms?
2)	Is there any other alternative that is screen reader friendly that
I can use to conduct a survey?
I should mention two things.  My university does not have any accessibility support, so, I’m supposed to find solution of my problem on my own. Secondly, I’m planning to collect over 500 responses.

Any suggestions or helpful ideas are most appreciated.

Best regards,
Faiz.

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