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Reflect & respond

Interaction type

Poll

Collect an opinion and reveal the room’s perspective

Polls gather a choice without declaring it right or wrong. Learners vote first, then can see aggregate results—ideal for opening a discussion or exposing assumptions.

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Poll

Interactive moment

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Which approach would your team choose first?

Clarify the goal
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Vote to reveal the group
An ungraded vote with aggregate results held until submission.

Use it with intention

When Poll works best

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Opinion and confidence checks

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Pre-discussion predictions

3

Audience pulse checks

Authoring flow

From idea to learner moment

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Step 1

Frame a neutral question

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Step 2

Add distinct response choices

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Step 3

Decide whether aggregate results appear after voting

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Rating Scale

Measure confidence, quality, or sentiment on a clear scale

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Multiple Choice

Ask a focused question without breaking the flow

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Open Response

Give learners room to explain in their own words

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Upload a video, use a compatible YouTube source, or create an interactive image. Add Poll at the moment where it improves understanding.

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