Using a Poll for Interactive Teaching, Presentations, Workshops
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Using Polling in Teaching and Learning, Presentations, Workshops
Kristoffer Greaves
@pleagletrainer
I’ve used polleverywhere.com here – but there are other services – look around and find the one that suits your purposes and style
Open www.polleverywhere.com in your browser…
You can use their free trial – or set up a free educational user account
Polleverywhere dashboard
Create your poll
Set your question
Choose how yourcan respond
Multiple Choice available
Or use an image – defineclickable areas
Your poll is ready…
Ways for your audienceto respond(suggest presetting thisand emailing to audience)n.b. Text incurs carrier charges
Controls toActivate +Stop Poll
Can also set upResponse viaTwitter (requires TwitterAccount)
Experiment with options to displayresults
• Spend time playing with set-up and options before your first public outing
• Remind Audience - responses are anonymous
• Web page response easiest and cheapest
• Consider circulating link before event
• Display link before and during event
• Allow time to discuss responses
• Consider mid-event, and near-end event review of responses and discussion
• Consider following up post-event with detailed responses where appropriate
• N.B. free accounts have time limits on poll and retention of responses