Samples of the Bully Survey

Preview the Bully Survey

The links below provide an excellent overview of how students, teachers, parents, and survey administrators use the Bully Survey System.

• The demonstrations provide a preview of the actual pages of the Bully Survey for middle school students, teachers, and parents. The elementary school version of the Bully Survey is very similar to the middle school version.
• Participants in a Survey need an access code, but may take their Survey on any computer connected to the Web. The collection of Survey responses is totally automated and immediately is added to the data for the school.

Student Demo Immediately after logging in, students are presented with instructions before beginning the Bully Survey. The Bully Survey is divided into four parts. If "Yes" is selected for item 1a, the student will see all the questions in this section. If "No" is selected for this item, the student is advanced to Part B. This demonstration continues with Part A. Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part B begins here. If "Yes" is selected for item 10a, the student will see all the questions in this section. If "No" is selected for this item, the student is advanced to Part C. This demonstration continues with Part B. Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part C begins here. If "Yes" is selected for item 17a, the student will see all the questions in this section. If "No" is selected for this item, the student is advanced to Part C. This demonstration continues with Part C. Part C Part C Part C Part C Part C Part C Part C Part C Part C Part D (bullying attitudinal scale) begins here. All students must answer all the items in this section. This demonstration continues with Part D. Part D Part D The survey concludes.

Teacher Demo Immediately after logging in, teachers are presented with instructions before beginning the Bully Survey. The Bully Survey is divided into three parts. If "Yes" is selected for item 1a, the teacher will see all the questions in this section. If "No" is selected for this item, the teacher is advanced to Part B. This demonstration continues with Part A. Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part B begins here. If "Yes" is selected for item 9a, the teacher will see all the questions in this section. If "No" is selected for this item, the teacher is advanced to Part C. This demonstration continues with Part B. Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part C (bullying attitudinal scale) begins here. All teachers must answer all the items in this section. This demonstration continues with Part C. Part C Part C The survey concludes.

Parent Demo Immediately after logging in, parents are presented with instructions before beginning the Bully Survey. The Bully Survey is divided into three parts. If "Yes" is selected for item 1a, the parent will see all the questions in this section. If "No" is selected for this item, the parent is advanced to Part B. This demonstration continues with Part A. Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part A Part B begins here. If "Yes" is selected for item 9a, the parent will see all the questions in this section. If "No" is selected for this item, the parent is advanced to Part C. This demonstration continues with Part B. Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part B Part C (bullying attitudinal scale) begins here. All parents must answer all the items in this section. This demonstration continues with Part C. Part C Part C The survey concludes.

• Survey administrators are able to view, print, and download results. At any time the administrator can view all elements of a school's account status.
• Upon receipt of a Bully Survey order, the designated administrator is assigned a user name and password. With that information the administrator has access to all data in that account.

Administrator Demo

Immediately after logging in, administrators are presented with instructions for viewing participant statistics.

The administrative site is divided into three areas: (1) Student Results, (2) Teacher Results, and (3) Parent Results. After clicking one of the three areas, the left-hand menu provides administrators with the ability to view individual item statistics.

Student Results Part A

Student Results Part A

Student Results Part A

Student Results Part A

Student Results Part A

Student Results Part A

Student Results Part A

Student Results Part B

Student Results Part B

Student Results Part B

Student Results Part B

Student Results Part B

Student Results Part B

Student Results Part B

Student Results Part C

Student Results Part C

Student Results Part C

Student Results Part C

Student Results Part C

Student Results Part C

Student Results Part C

Part C

Student Results Part D

Student Results Part D

Student Results Part D