Difference between revisions of "Is Polling available?"
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| − | * Yes, Polling was just released September, 2015. | + | * Yes, Polling was just released September, 2015. The presenter prepares their questions and answer choices in a document, save it as a pdf, then upload it in the presentation area. |
| − | * | + | * Presenter questions can provide answers of: |
** Yes/No | ** Yes/No | ||
** True/False | ** True/False | ||
** A/B or A/B/C or A/B/C/D or A/B/C/D/E or A/B/C/D/E/F | ** A/B or A/B/C or A/B/C/D or A/B/C/D/E or A/B/C/D/E/F | ||
| − | * Once you display your polling question in the presentation area, you'll click on the polling button next to the presentation upload button, then pick the type of answers you provided for the question | + | * For example, your polling question on your slide could be: '''Is the Sky blue?''' |
| − | ** Your students will see a button for each of the answer types you chose, | + | * Your answers listed on the slide below the question could be: |
| − | ** Your students will click on the button they think is the answer | + | ** '''True''' |
| − | ** The | + | ** '''False''' |
| + | * You upload the pdf document with your polling question into the presentation area. | ||
| + | * Once you display your polling question in the presentation area, you'll click on the polling button next to the presentation upload button, then pick the type of answers you provided for the question: True/False | ||
| + | ** Your students will see a button for each of the answer types you chose, a True button and a False button. | ||
| + | ** Your students will click on the button they think is the answer, either the True or False button. | ||
| + | ** The presenter will see the results of the poll on the presentation slide (the number of students who picked each answer will be displayed) | ||
| + | ** The presenter can publish the poll results and write on the results using the whiteboard features available in the presentation area or can delete the results. | ||
| + | * You can add as many poll question/answer slides to your presentation as you like. | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 4 September 2015
- Yes, Polling was just released September, 2015. The presenter prepares their questions and answer choices in a document, save it as a pdf, then upload it in the presentation area.
- Presenter questions can provide answers of:
- Yes/No
- True/False
- A/B or A/B/C or A/B/C/D or A/B/C/D/E or A/B/C/D/E/F
- For example, your polling question on your slide could be: Is the Sky blue?
- Your answers listed on the slide below the question could be:
- True
- False
- You upload the pdf document with your polling question into the presentation area.
- Once you display your polling question in the presentation area, you'll click on the polling button next to the presentation upload button, then pick the type of answers you provided for the question: True/False
- Your students will see a button for each of the answer types you chose, a True button and a False button.
- Your students will click on the button they think is the answer, either the True or False button.
- The presenter will see the results of the poll on the presentation slide (the number of students who picked each answer will be displayed)
- The presenter can publish the poll results and write on the results using the whiteboard features available in the presentation area or can delete the results.
- You can add as many poll question/answer slides to your presentation as you like.
