Polls & Surveys

Collect live audience opinions, feedback, and interactive ratings instantly.

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Activity Manuals & Instructions

Clear, step-by-step guides for educators creating sessions and participants joining them.

Host / Educator

Author Manual

Launch live polls and surveys, gather classroom sentiment, and review real-time response charts together.

  1. 1
    Draft Poll Questions: Add single-choice, multiple-choice, rating, or open-ended questions (or generate with AI).
  2. 2
    Set Voting Privacy: Toggle participant anonymity and choose whether students see results live or after reveal.
  3. 3
    Launch Room: Project the room code or QR code on your classroom display for quick student entry.
  4. 4
    Explore Live Analytics: Watch dynamic voting bars update in real time and guide classroom discussion with the data.
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Participant / Student

Participant/User Manual

Share your honest opinions, vote on prompts, and see collective room feedback in real time.

  1. 1
    Join on Any Device: Scan the host QR code or enter the room code in your browser with zero account sign-up.
  2. 2
    Cast Your Vote: Select your chosen option or type your short response and tap Submit.
  3. 3
    View Class Insights: Watch real-time bar charts and word clouds reflect the whole room's combined feedback.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about running Polls & Surveys in classrooms and workshops.

Are polls the same as quizzes?

No. Polls collect feedback and opinions, while Quiz Battle evaluates multiple-choice answers against a correct answer. Choose the format that matches your teaching goal.

Can I use polls in a training workshop?

Yes. A host can use a live poll for a workshop pulse check, session feedback or a group decision. Participants join through a browser using the session code or QR.

Can I review poll results?

Yes. The host can review collected responses and results in the session. Avoid describing a poll as anonymous unless its actual settings and your handling of participant information support that promise.