Survey example: Parent survey about diversity and inclusion

This is an example of an AI survey example for a parent survey about diversity and inclusion—see and try the example and discover how conversational feedback works in practice.

Figuring out how to write effective parent diversity and inclusion survey questions is tough—you want responses that are honest, complete, and actionable, but they're often surface-level or missed entirely.

At Specific, we've helped hundreds of teams level up their feedback collection with conversational surveys that actually lead to insights. All the tools and resources here are built by Specific.

What is a conversational survey and why AI makes it better for parents

Getting real, meaningful feedback from parents on diversity and inclusion often falls apart—traditional forms can feel cold, confusing, and way too easy to abandon. The core issue: parents are busy, and long, impersonal questionnaires rarely feel worth their time.

That's where a conversational survey comes in. Instead of clicking through static forms, parents simply chat with AI, which guides them through the process, adapts questions in real time, and clarifies as needed—all using natural language. It feels more like a conversation than a survey.

These differences matter. AI-powered surveys have shown completion rates more than double those of old-school forms—and it's not just speed, it's about richer, more honest answers [1]. When parents feel heard and prompted the right way, they're more likely to share what really matters.

Why use AI for parent surveys?

• AI adjusts the flow: If a parent gets stuck, the survey adapts

• Fewer abandoned surveys—AI surveys see only 15–25% drop-off versus 40–55% for traditional ones [2]

• You get answers that are up to four times longer and more detailed, thanks to dynamic follow-ups [3]

Specific offers a best-in-class way to create and launch these conversational surveys, making the whole feedback process easier, smoother, and more engaging—for both the people asking the questions and the parents answering them. For guides on crafting your questions or building from scratch, check out our article on the best questions for parent diversity and inclusion surveys or how to create a parent survey about diversity and inclusion.

Automatic follow-up questions based on previous reply

One of the most powerful features we lean on at Specific is automatic follow-up questions. The AI reads every parent’s response in real time, then instantly asks clarifying or deeper questions—just like a good researcher would. The result? You get real, nuanced context and far richer insight, without endless back-and-forth on email or needing someone to review each reply manually.

Here’s what can happen if you don’t use follow-ups:

• Parent: “Sometimes I feel excluded at meetings.”

• AI follow-up: “Could you share a specific example when you felt excluded, or what could have made the meeting more inclusive for you?”

Without that second question, you’d be left guessing what actually happened or how to improve things. The AI digs in naturally and keeps the conversation going as long as it makes sense. If you're interested, explore our deep dive into automatic AI follow-up questions.

Give it a try—seeing how follow-ups change the quality of responses in an AI survey example is worth it.

These follow-ups are what make the survey a real conversation—it’s not just a form, it’s a chat that adapts to every answer.

Easy editing, like magic

Editing a survey at Specific is dead simple. Instead of fighting with clunky forms or endless logic trees, you just chat with the AI survey editor and tell it what you want to change or add. The AI updates your survey with expert-level clarity, from updating tone to inserting new follow-up questions or adjusting flow—all in seconds. No manual rewrites or wasted time, just real results. See more about how it works in the AI survey editor, or if you want to create a custom survey about anything else from scratch, check out the AI survey generator.

Survey delivery options: landing page or in-app

Specific lets you launch parent diversity and inclusion surveys however it fits your needs. Two straightforward methods:

• Sharable landing page surveys—Send the survey as a link via email, newsletters, or SMS to parents. Perfect for reaching your community without requiring logins or accounts.

• In-product surveys—Great if you have an app or website (e.g., for after-school programs or digital parent portals), so parents can respond right where they already interact with your organization.

Landing pages tend to be the go-to for parent diversity and inclusion initiatives, especially if you want feedback from a broader group, don’t want technical setup, or if parents aren’t active users of a specific app.

AI survey analysis: instant, actionable insights

Once your survey’s out in the world, you’ll want fast, clear results. With Specific, AI-powered survey analysis automatically summarizes responses, pinpoints recurring diversity and inclusion themes, and gives you instant, actionable insights—no spreadsheets or cumbersome filtering needed. Features like automated topic detection and the ability to chat directly with AI about your survey responses radically speed up your analysis. See more on AI survey response analysis or read this guide on how to analyze parent diversity and inclusion survey responses with AI.

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