Know what happened before you leave the room.
Every session ends with an answer, not a spreadsheet: who took part, what they got, which question went wrong, and who to check in with.
Every session ends with an answer, not a spreadsheet: who took part, what they got, which question went wrong, and who to check in with.
The report opens on one screen. Every number is a door into the detail behind it.
How many people answered, and how much of the session they stayed with.
Right answers out of graded answers, coloured so you can read it at a glance.
The one fewest people got right. One click opens it.
A short list of people, each with the reason. Never a ranking.
A question gets a marker when there are enough answers to mean something, and each marker says why in one sentence.
90% or more got it right. Move faster, or ask something harder next time.
40% or fewer got it right. Worth going over again before you move on.
A wrong option beat the right one. The report says which, so you can fix the wording or teach the difference.
Most of the room did not answer. It may have come too late, or gone by too fast.
A poll with no clear winner. A good moment for a discussion.
The overview is where you start. The rest is there when you need it.
Run the same deck with two classes, or before and after a lesson, and see every question side by side with the change.
Print the overview for a head of department or a client. Leave the names off with one tick.
Typed answers can be translated on the report too, with the original above each one.
One row per person and one column per question, ready for Google Classroom and Canvas.
See whether someone is getting it across sessions, not just today.
Reads every open answer and shows the themes, the mood and a one-line summary.
One link for everyone afterwards: the winner, the trickiest question and the highlights.
Open a deck in PollSlide and click Report, or go to app.pollslide.com/report. It opens on the overview.
No. Every answer is saved as it arrives. To see names instead of numbers, give the deck a list of people once.
Only you, signed in to your account. Translations and AI summaries are shown to you alone.
Free to start. No card, and nothing for your audience to install.