Quick Poll
Instant feedback right at your hands
Say hello to real-time student response
Get feedback from every single audience member anytime from the ClassPoint toolbar in PowerPoint. Open Quick Poll on the spot and start collecting feedback or information from your audience using their devices.
Teacher Device
Receive audience-generated polls
Run a quick poll with a few clicks and receive your audience data in a clean visual manner. Insert the results as a slide to save them for review.
True or False
Yes or No
Feedback rating
Custom poll
Student device
Participants poll on their device
Count every vote! When you run a quick poll, everyone gets to share their feedback, answer, or opinion right to your PowerPoint.
Make polling engaging
When you open a quick poll on the spot, select the type of poll or question and get instant audience feedback.
True or False
Yes/No/Unsure
Feedback
Custom
True or False
Ease into testing understanding or gain a general consensus in the matter of seconds with true or false. With a 50% chance of getting it right and a push for simpler data results, true or false is friendly, effective, inside your presentation to be used anytime.
Make polling engaging
True or False
Ease into testing understanding or gain a general consensus in the matter of seconds with true or false. With a 50% chance of getting it right and a push for simpler data results, true or false is friendly, effective, inside your presentation to be used anytime.
Yes/No/Unsure
Do you want 100% of your audience’s opinions? Yes! Run a quick yes or no poll to gauge understanding, reveal group truths, spark a discussion, and more. With a visual graph depicting your audience votes, yes/no is a fast to get your questions answered.
Feedback
What does your audience think about that? Find out by sending them a feedback form rating whether they agree or disagree. Visualize their anonymous feedback and insert the chart as a slide for further review.
Custom
If you a discussion arises and you want to poll an opinion or you want to do a quick understanding check after re-explaining a concept, run it ad-hoc by sending a general poll with your select amount of choices.
Ways to use Quick Poll
Quick poll is there for you whenever you need, however you need it. And, the types of questions to pose or ways to use it are flexible to your needs. But to highlight a few, you can use quick poll in PowerPoint to:
Check for understanding
If you want to check for understanding with data, run a quick poll. Use True/False or a custom multiple choice poll to see/gauge where your class is at.
Gather feedback
Whether you want feedback on your presentation, on a topic at hand, or to collect opinions, quick poll can help you gather feedback and present it visually.
Draw conclusions
Use quick poll’s automated graph to collect a group opinion and make a conclusion out of the majority.
Gauge sentiment
Check in with your audience to understand their opinion & feelings on the matter. And keep it anonymous by simply viewing the results.
Settle a debate
While opinions are welcome, sometimes differing ones need to settle into a decision to move forward. Run a quick poll to make it easy and unanimous.
Exit tickets, please
Before class ends us quick poll as an exit ticket! Ask a question within your learning objective to get them to apply their knowledge one more time.
How to use ClassPoint’s Quick Poll
Start going interactive. Learn more about Quick Poll here.
FAQ
Multiple Choice
Challenge student comprehension with a familiar student assessment tool, but made fun.
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Fill in the Blanks
Measure acquired knowledge and interpretation when you let students answer minus the clues.
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Short Answer
Discover how students share thoughts in their own words and make freeform writing a delight.
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