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Glimpse is a team-based research platform. Your teams have access to common studies so they find the information they need to do their best work. Read on to learn how to create your Team in Glimpse.
Now that you’ve completed setting up your team, it’s time to invite members to join.
Members can be removed from teams in the Team Members tab of your Profile
A Glimpse research is a single place for your team and your team to manage your Gliimpse studies. Before you dive in, you’ll need to activate your workspace.
What is a study
Simply put, research is the process of seeking knowledge. That is exactly what a Glimpse study aims to do. A Glimpse research study involves:
When a blank study is created, the researcher is asked to assign a Category. Categories are divisions within Glimpse for different research subjects. New categories are added frequently. Categories also help other visitors quickly find questions in public topics and helps teams sort their studies. The Other category can be designated when the existing categories do not fit your needs. If you’d like to suggest a category, reach out to support.
Create a blank study: Any Glimpse member can create a study from scratch.
Create from a previous study: Glimpse members who have previously run a study or who are part of a team that have run a study can create a study from a previous one.
We’ve designed questions at Glimpse to be flexible, offering both open and closed ended options for up to 7 questions.
Single-Select offers participants a choice of one response to a question. If a participant tries to select more than one choice, they get a message. Options are displayed as clickable boxes.
Multi-Select offers participants a choice of more than one response to a question. Options are displayed as clickable boxes.
Open-Ended questions allow participants to answer the question in their own words. Responses are then coded using Artificial Intelligence.
Slider questions allow participants to drag a slider handle to indicate their preference level using a numerical scale.
By default, Glimpse responses to Single-Select and Multi-Select questions are not randomized. To make adjustment to the setting:
A minimum of 20 required characters is recommended for high quality responses and is also the default. This can be changed to more or less depending on your needs. If the field is left empty, it will default to 20 characters.
Every open-ended question has the option to include the sentiment and emotion of your response. Sentiment offers options of Positive, Neutral, Negative and Mixed. Emotion offers multiple familiar emojis. Both Sentiment and Emotion are Single-Select questions. As a default, both Sentiment and Emotion are selected. If that is not selected, then the AI will kick in and determine sentiment and emotion itself.
A respondent can select up to three emotions and there are a large number of emojis from which to choose.
To help you give content to your questions in Glimpse, you can add multi-media above the question text or below the question text and before the answers.
Questions can be duplicated within a study or from another study. To copy from another study:
To copy from within the same study:
Questions can be deleted. To delete a question that you not longer want in your survey:
Visibility logic (AKA Skip Logic) is displayed once there is more than one question and one of those questions is a single or multi-select. To view and change visibility logic:
If you work exclusively in a content management system or tools like Google docs, you’re used to being able to bold, italicize, and underline text with a click of the button. But what if your toolbar doesn’t offer the exact formatting option you want?
No problem. Glimpse recognizes HTML. If there are certain words you'd like bolded or underlined, you can use regular HTML tags:
Responses can be shown horizontally or vertically. To change how answers are shown:
Preview lets you view a study before releasing it to the public. Collaborators and clients can look at what you’ve put together. To view a preview of your project and to share it, follow these steps:
Once your study is saved, you can find it in the My Studies tab of Glimpse. My Content is only visible to you and your team members and can be viewed in one place from your desktop or mobile device.. Public Studies are visible to anyone with a Glimpse account.
On the left, you''ll find a vertical navigation bar that links to reports for each question in the survey. In addition, the size of the sample, the base size, is included at the top of the navigation. Adding or removing filters changes the base size. Depending on the question type, single or multi-select or open-ended, you can jump to a specific report like sentiment or word cloud.
What is base size? Baze size defines the number of respondents included in the sample. For example, 200 people completed the survey. 200 people is the base size. If we filter for the age group 18-34, the base size may drop to 70 people since those the number of people surveyed that fit in that age range.
Glimpse’s filtering capabilities let you view ALL of the data by the selected filters. Filtering lets you segment a group of respondents according to how they answered survey questions. Sometimes, you will want to look at only a particular subset of your respondents’. Maybe you just want to glance at a specific gender’s responses, or you are interested in downloading to PPT only the responses given by democrats age 25-54.
To select more than one demographic filter:
You can also filter by survey response:
Learn more about respondents by drilling down to the individual’s data.
What are topics? In Glimpse, a topic is a broad subject under which respondents' comments are organized. The topics report in the dashboard has multiple features. You can:
Once there are responses in your study, the Glimpse Dashboard is active. To get there:
Sentiment analysis, which uses NLP (natural language processing) -- is a way to quantify the feeling or tone of written text -- in our case, in each person’s answers to our questions. It is a commonly used technique to determine whether the text is positive, negative, or neutral. Glimpse uses a sentiment model that returns a sentiment score ranging from -1 to 1, with -1 being negative, 0 being neutral and 1 being positive. Our Sentiment analysis feature informs the user if sentiment of the data is “positive” or “negative” and presents an associated score.
Avgerage Sentiment is the “Average” score of all respondents’ comments. Sentiment analysis is a way to quantify the feeling or tone of written text. In Glimpse, this is a useful technique for gauging the overall attitude towards a brand, product, or feature. In sentiment analysis, each case receives a numeric sentiment score (on a negative to positive scale).
Glimpse gives visual life to open-ended questions in multiple charts and graphs. Emotions and sentiments are displayed in various ways to provide you with different perspectives of the open-ended responses.
Public Studies are visible to anyone with a Glimpse account. These are mostly demo studies and Marketing led projects
