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Read the following steps to properly set up your Polls questions. <br> | Read the following steps to properly set up your Polls questions. <br> | ||
'''Polls in Classroom''' aims to conduct simple activities and quick interaction with students. Thus, the interphase only enables the teacher to add buttons for students to click. To present questions, you can either write on the canvas or use a microphone. | '''Polls in Classroom''' aims to conduct simple activities and quick interaction with students. Thus, the interphase only enables the teacher to add buttons for students to click. To present questions, you can either write on the canvas or use a microphone. | ||
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| − | File:Polls true or false.svg|Get '''True or False ''' [[File:Class true false.svg|40px]] in the drop down menu. | + | File:Polls true or false.svg|Get '''True or False ''' [[File:Class true false.svg|40px]] in the drop-down menu. |
File:Polls multiple choice.svg|'''Multiple choice''' [[File:Class polls multi.svg|40px]] supports up to 4 options. | File:Polls multiple choice.svg|'''Multiple choice''' [[File:Class polls multi.svg|40px]] supports up to 4 options. | ||
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File:Polls n preparation mode.gif|Edit your Polls questions as an object. | File:Polls n preparation mode.gif|Edit your Polls questions as an object. | ||
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Revision as of 14:40, 15 October 2021
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In learning environments such as online and hybrid, Polls in Classroom 
enhances student's interactivity and engagement in a class. Polls enables you to quickly apply questions to your canvas. Press 
(Presentation Mode) and start your activity! As you activate the Polls questions, the students will see options on their screens.
Polls in different applications
You can also find Polls in Whiteboard in Whiteboard for Windows and Android. Although similar in functionality, Polls in Whiteboard offers varied options of creating questions than in Classroom.
- Polls in Whiteboard (Windows & Android): Provides a platform to create more structural questions, collect feedback, and export the test result for a future review.
- Polls in Classroom: Provides a platform to quickly apply questions, interact with your students, and receive instant feedback.
If you want to find out more about Polls in Whiteboard, read this article.
How to use Polls
Read the following steps to properly set up your Polls questions.
Polls in Classroom aims to conduct simple activities and quick interaction with students. Thus, the interphase only enables the teacher to add buttons for students to click. To present questions, you can either write on the canvas or use a microphone.
- Open
(magic box) and select Polls. - Currently, two question types to choose from:
True or False and 
Multiple Choice. - Polls buttons are added as objects to the canvas. You can Delete and Lock the question-type icon when selecting it.
Get True or False
in the drop-down menu.
Multiple choice
supports up to 4 options.
Create and apply quizzes to your canvas.
Edit your Polls questions as an object.
Interactive with students
- Click
to start interacting with students. - Click the icon / to activate.
- Students should see a pop-up window that shows the Polls question.
- Once the students select their answers, the teacher side can view the immediate results on the canvas.
- Click Results to show the Summary of the results to the students.
When you open a question in the Presentation Mode, it appears to students on their devices.
Students can see the results at the same time.
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