Unified problem solving -- we can see how groups are working toward solving a problem or answering a question.
Another application of Dewey's ideas would be to provide helpful tips within the product highlighting trends, statistics, or best habits. This would place the burden on the user to apply and think critically but not to memorize certain facts or information. Humans are problem solvers, not information gatherers.
Developed through ongoing revision -- we are invited to consider articulated standards for site content, to test those standards by applying them, to review the results of applying them, and to help revise those standards.
As mentioned in previous reviews, qualtrics.com could benefit from an open forum where Qualtrics users discuss how they are using the platform and challenges they are dealing with. This forum could be organized by certain topics and the users would build relationships with each other as they seek to solve problems with each other. This platform would be limited to those that have a Qualtrics account and would probably be mostly successful with academic users. However, as those users enter the workforce, it would probably grow among corporations as well.
These forums will also provide areas for users to critique their Qualtrics experience and the firm can gather these insights and incorporate them into updates and new product launches. Solutions evolve as individuals try it out and modify.
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