All Crowdpurr premium plans allow exporting and saving of questions from your trivia games and polls. Exporting questions allows you to:
Create and edit questions more easily in a spreadsheet program (e.g. Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel) and re-import them later.
Easily collaborate with others on question content offline.
Quickly gain approval from stakeholders on question content.
Retain a permanent backup of the questions of your trivia game or poll.
Track which questions you've used in past experiences.
Upon exporting, Crowdpurr saves all of your questions and all their various detailed settings in a custom CSV (comma separated values) file that can then be opened and edited in all major spreadsheet programs (e.g. Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel).
After updating the CSV offline, you can then import your questions back into any experience using the same CSV file.
Export Questions button in the Question Tools box
Exporting Your Questions and Answers
On the blue Questions tab on the Experience Dashboard, click on the Question Tools tab. Next, click on the navy blue Export Questions button.
This will open the Export Questions dialog. Click on the Export Questions button to download a CSV file spreadsheet with every question from your trivia game or poll.
Export Questions dialog
What's Included in the Question Export?
The following fields explain the various columns of the Question Export CSV file:
Column | Question Content |
Column 1 | Question (Body) |
Column 2 | Question Type |
Column 3 | Question Points |
Column 4 | Question Time |
Column 5 | Question Media URL |
Column 6 | Question Note |
Column 7 | Question Link |
Column 8 | Correct Answer(s) |
Column 9...108 | Additional Answers |
For a more detailed explanation of the various columns and values of the Questions Export CSV file, check out Importing Questions from a Spreadsheet.
Participant responses are not included in this export. The Question Export does not include response data from your crowd. It's only a backup of the questions and answer options of your trivia game or poll. To save the actual participant response data for your experience, check out Exporting Experience Results & Participant Lead Capture to a Spreadsheet.