SMS Poll SMS Poll is a text message voting application that allows its customers to quickly and easily gather in-moment data from students, fans, customers, conference attendees, employees, or any other type of live audience. SMS Poll works by allowing a poll organiser to use a simple web interface to quickly create, customise, and share his/her poll online. The audience votes by sending an SMS to a local phone number or by browsing to a mobile friendly webpage, and the results for the poll update in real-time, right before the audience’s eyes. The SMS Poll service is currently available in Australia and the UK, with the company having launched its offering in early July, 2008. SMS Poll has two features: Instead of using special hardware or clickers, audience members use their own mobile phones to vote on a poll. Recent Milestones SMS Poll added Ian McCallam as Managing Director. Videos Screenshots Traffic Analytics Compete Sources
People polls and opinions | Toluna Internet Archive Exobrain - Brainstorming tool and interactive web application The Kept-Up Academic Librarian Instant Poll! What's Twitter Instant Polls? TiPoll is a bot that picks up the the results of polls in twitter. To answer a poll question, follow tipoll, and after a little while, you can answer polls writing: @tipoll: Yes o @tipoll: 6-3 If you want to suggest a new poll topic, email jjmerelo@gmail.com or leave a comment somewhere in this site. Últimos comentarios JJ en Starting uprvr en Starting upJJ en Starting uprvr en Starting up Archivos Enlaces Estadísticas QuizSnack | Online survey software, web poll & questionnaire tool PowerPoint Ninja Blog - Tips & Tricks for Effective Business Pre Word 2007/2010 Redaction Tool - Home Exhibit Exhibit 2.0 [[glossary definition:=Exhibit enables web site authors to create dynamic exhibits of their collections without resorting to complex database and server-side technologies. The collections can be searched and browsed using faceted browsing. Assorted views are provided including tiles, maps, etc.]] This is the official Exhibit site with live examples. Documentation For the academically inclined, here's a paper (draft). Help Us Out! As of March 27 2008, Exhibit has moved over to Google The original mailing list still exists but please move over all discussions of Exhibit, Timeline, Timeplot, and Timegrid to the Google mailing list. The following links are left in for historical reasons Credits This software is developed from the research in the Haystack group and the User Interface Design group at MIT CSAIL, and maintained by the SIMILE project. The development team for this software includes: David Huynh (original author)
www.polleverywhere.com is a tool that allows teachers to set up questions (open-ended, multiple choice, and true/false) and have students respond with a variety of devices (smartphone, tablet, laptop, etc) to answer the questions. Results can be displayed real-time if the one managing the questions so chooses. by lorizavetz2 Jul 12
This is a service that allows quizzes or polls to be created. The students can then vote or respond via text messaging.
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This is a safe way to incorporate phones into lessons and school.
Be careful in case all student don't have a phone or texting capabilities.
Students can create surveys for others
Teaches students about voting
Gives students a voice that can be seen immediately
Gives students a chance to respond without others knowing their answers so they are more likely to respond truthfully. by k3nolen Sep 28
Ce site web permet le vote interactif en direct et sans manette. Vous pouvez alors intégrer dans votre Power-Point des questions de compréhension et les élèves peuvent y répondre de façon anonyme via un ordinateur ou un téléphone cellulaire. C’est une alternative intéressante pour les écoles ne possédant pas les fameux télévoteurs. En plus, c’est gratuit. by marieandreetheberge Mar 17