About Us
New York City public schools’ alumni and previous and current educators created HSE to serve the needs of students in low–income and culturally diverse areas. We use a practical emoji system that allows the user to provide feedback in one touch and view areas where students need support, model, and expand. Users can create a survey, add from the pool of questions created for you, then publish, and be done.
Our Vision
New York City public schools’ alumni and previous and current educators created HSE to serve the needs of students in low income, and culturally diverse areas. We use a practical emoji system that allows the user to provide feedback in one touch and view areas where students need support, model, and expand. Users can create a survey, add from the pool of questions created for you, then publish, and done.
Made with love in New York City. We empowered educational institutions with our practical, and effective education surveys. Our team is composed of current and previous classroom teachers, and school staff. Mr. Luna, our CEO, has more than ten years of classroom experience in low-income areas in the New York City Department of Education, the largest, and most diverse educational system in the United States. We strive to support our students, parents, and educators.
Our Team
Alexander Cohen
Lead Developer
Columbia graduate. Published author, and academic experience.
Rosanny Santos
Head Editor
Lehman College Graduate, and Bronx’s resident.
Pedro Luna
Education Advicer
City College graduate, and retired NYC Math educator.
Mr. Victor Luna
Founder and CEO
Majority owner, chairperson, and CEO of HSE company.
Next Gen Surveys
HSE surveys work on any device including Chromebooks. Our services work on all devices effortlessly. Educators can engage with students on Google Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox among other platforms.
Smartphones are at the core of our products. All our surveys and services work seamlessly across mobile, desktops, laptops, and workstations. As we move into a more advanced digital age, surveys have also evolved from being a simple form with questions to a more interactive and engaging medium called Next Gen Surveys. These new surveys are designed to capture the attention of modern students who are tech-savvy and expect surveys to be innovative and modern.
The Best Next Gen Surveys for Modern Students
The best Next Gen Surveys for modern students are those that are mobile-responsive, customizable, interactive, and can generate insights quickly. With these features, surveys can engage students and provide valuable insights for educators and institutions.
Mobile-responsive surveys allow students to complete surveys from any device, whether it’s a smartphone, tablet, or laptop. This accessibility increases response rates, as students can complete the survey at their convenience. Customizable surveys allow educators to tailor surveys to suit the unique needs of individual students and institutions. This personalization helps students feel heard and understood, leading to more accurate responses.
Interactive surveys use multimedia such as videos, images, and GIFs to engage respondents and make surveys more fun and interesting. Interactive surveys are more likely to capture students’ attention and give more accurate responses. Surveys that generate insights quickly allow educators and institutions to make informed decisions in a timely manner. Quick insights can provide immediate feedback and allow for course correction when necessary.
In conclusion, Next Gen Surveys are the future of student data gathering, and the best surveys are mobile-responsive, customizable, interactive, and generate insights quickly. They capture modern students’ attention and provide valuable insights for educators and institutions. With these features, Next Gen Surveys have the potential to optimize student engagement and improve overall campus experiences.
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