Survey example: Student survey about accessibility services

This is an example of an AI survey about accessibility services for students—see and try the example. If you want to create your own, use our AI survey builder for student accessibility services surveys.

Figuring out how to actually get useful, honest feedback from students about accessibility services is a challenge. Most surveys fall flat—either the questions don’t dig deep enough, or students feel no one’s really listening.

Specific gives you tools to make conversational, interactive surveys that adapt, follow up, and make the feedback process actually useful—for both students and universities. Every tool and feature here is powered by Specific.

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

Creating effective student accessibility services surveys is tough—students often ignore them, skim questions, or drop out halfway. If you want honest answers, you need a format that actually engages them. That’s where a conversational AI survey example comes in.

Traditional survey forms feel cold and robotic, but an AI-powered conversational survey adapts to what each student shares. Instead of presenting fixed options, the AI responds in real time, asking relevant follow-up questions to fully understand students’ experiences. Imagine instead of a boring checklist, you get a friendly chat that meets students where they are.

Why is this a game-changer? For one, it means higher completion rates and better data. AI survey examples like these see engagement rates of 70–90%, compared with the usual 10–30% of typical surveys, because the process feels human and dynamic—not like filling out paperwork. That adaptability not only keeps students interested, but gets you answers with real depth, not just yes/no clicks. [3]

Why use AI for student surveys?

• Students with disabilities often hesitate to register for services—44% never even approach their university office for help, and 27% rate their institution’s accommodation approach as neutral or negative. [1] Reaching them (and showing your survey genuinely listens) is critical.

• AI survey generators like Specific allow you to create (and edit) robust, conversational surveys in minutes. You get expert-level survey design without weeks of work. See also our guide on how to create a student survey about accessibility services.

Our platform delivers the best-in-class conversational survey experience—smooth for you, engaging for students, and built for actionable insights.

Automatic follow-up questions based on previous reply

AI surveys with Specific don’t just ask set questions—they actually “listen.” As students respond, the AI agent asks smart follow-up questions in the moment, just like a skilled interviewer would. The point? To draw out deeper context, clarify unclear points, and spot insights that lists of checkboxes would miss. It saves you endless email chains or time-consuming clarifications, and makes the feedback richer and more usable.

Here’s how it can play out if you don’t have follow-ups:

• Student: “Some resources are hard to access.”

• AI follow-up: “Can you tell me which specific resources were difficult to access?”

Without this follow-up, you’re left with a vague answer, and you never find out if they meant digital textbooks, physical spaces, or assistive tech. See how automatic AI follow-up questions work—they instantly make every answer clearer and more complete.

Want to see what this feels like? Try generating a student accessibility services AI survey and experience the difference yourself, or create a custom survey on anything else.

Follow-up questions don’t just improve answers—they make every survey a genuine conversation. That’s why it’s called a conversational survey.

Easy editing, like magic

Forget endless menus or clunky forms. With Specific’s AI survey editor, changing your questions is as simple as chatting. Want to change the tone or add specific queries about digital accessibility tools? Just say it in plain language, and the AI updates the survey immediately, using its deep knowledge of survey best practices. See more about editing surveys in the AI survey editor.

You get the benefits of expert survey design without any of the hassle. Real edits in seconds. No more manual grunt work.

Delivering your survey: shareable links and in-product experiences

How you reach students about accessibility services matters. With Specific, you have two powerful ways to deliver your survey for maximum engagement:

• Sharable landing page surveys:

  • Perfect for campus-wide outreach—send a link through email, post on social media, or include in newsletters.

  • Great for targeting both students who use accessibility services and those who don’t (including those reluctant to register, which is nearly half of all students with disabilities) [1].

• In-product surveys:

  • Embed the survey in your university’s student portal or LMS, so feedback pops up where students actually use digital resources.

  • Smart targeting lets you collect insights during key interactions—like after requesting accommodations, or when they access accessibility resources online.

Depending on your goals, you can choose either method to maximize reach and relevance for student accessibility services surveys.

AI-powered survey analysis for accessibility services feedback

An AI survey example isn’t complete without rapid, insightful analysis. Specific automatically summarizes all student responses, detects major topics and recurring pain points, and gives you actionable insights—no manual data wrangling. You can even chat directly with the AI about the results to dig deeper, see sentiment, or segment feedback by group. Learn more about how to analyze student accessibility services survey responses with AI and get instant clarity on what matters most.

AI survey analysis means automated insights that let you act faster on real student needs—leaving spreadsheets and slow, old-school reports behind.

See this accessibility services survey example now

Discover how a conversational AI survey can make collecting genuine student feedback about accessibility services faster, smarter, and more impactful. Try the example and experience adaptive follow-ups, instant analysis, and the best survey experience for higher education.