Category: Qualtrics

Using the Qualtrics API with PHP and javascript to create custom reports

Qualtrics.com is an extraordinarily full-featured online survey application that offers nearly every type of built-in report on your survey data you could ever want. But eventually, there comes a time when nothing but a custom report will do. Or you may want to integrate Qualtrics data into another application. For those times, Qualtrics has an extensive API which allows access to both data and functionality.

Qualtrics University doesn’t have many details of how to use the API, so to help you get started, I’m providing an example of how I used the Qualtrics API with a PHP proxy and Adobe’s Spry Framework to build a simple custom report.


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A SCORM-Ready Template: Part 4G. Qualtrics Quizzes – Add the quiz to the module

Add an entry for the Qualtrics quiz to the module’s page array

  1. If you aren’t familiar with using the pageArray to add pages to your learning module, see Creating the Navigation.

  2. Copy and paste the sample Qualtrics quiz entry into your pageArray.
     {buttonTitle:'Qualtrics test', title:'',url:'qualtricsWrap.htm?href=https://umichumhs.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_4N65iNij70e29ms',chapter:11,level:1, type:'U', quiz:'2761832350879729', qmax:10 },
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A SCORM-Ready Template: Part 4D. Qualtrics Quizzes – Create Feedback

Create feedback for each question

  1. Qualtrics does not automatically generate feedback for each question, but it is simple to create feedback items using Display Logic. After each scored question in your quiz, add one or more Text/Graphic questions, containing the feedback for each choice.
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A SCORM-Ready Template: Part 4B. Qualtrics Quizzes : End of Survey Message

Create an “End of Survey” message

We’ll start at the end first: in order to communicate with the learning module, your Qualtrics quizzes will all need to reference a custom End of Survey message, which will be located in your Qualtrics message library.

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