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Bristol Online Survey

What is Bristol Online Survey?

This web based application allows you to develop, deploy, and analyse surveys via the Web. No complicated set-up or technical knowledge is required.

This survey tool has been created by a team at the University of Bristol, and has been licensed by Learner Support Services for use at the University of Bradford. A variety of question types are available for use in the survey; complex data flows can be built up by the use of filter questions, and there are some very easy to use data analysis tools.

Take a tour of the BOS system and find out more about it.

Learning Guides

Learning materials are available at Bristol, Durham and Leeds.

Get set up

If you wish to conduct a survey using BOS you will need to set up a username and password. To do this, please contact the ictservicedesk@bradford.ac.uk.(x3333).

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