Include in Bulk Edit option to Show/Hide results

By default all "multiple choice" questions are truely spoken single choice questions. It would be easier to add another type of questions for real multiple choice questions, where you may opt for multiple answers (e.g. like Pingo does it). Currently you have to set the number how often may a participant vote to the number of answers and then the number of how often for each answer to 1.

Allocating points to different items can be really useful. For instance, you could ask people what proportion of their taxes should go to:

Road repair
Sewers
Water
Parks
Airport expansion

Divide the participants (or let them choose) in groups so they can compete against groups on the leaderboards rather than individually. Similar to the option for this in Turningpoint.

Group based competitiveness is increasingly applied within (higher) education.

Personally I wish to engage with my students playfully without compounding on the individual pressures which fuels the fear of failing, avoiding of risk and the negative aspects of performativity and goal-oriented behaviour which are typically already over-cultivated in (higher) education.

Or let us select a group of existing questions and have them copied into a competition.

In competitions, instead of each correctly answered question automatically being worth 1000 points, this value should be customizable, so questions can be worth 100, 200, 500, etc points.

Also, the option of setting incorrectly answered questions as negative points.

By default, any participant can send the same answer several times. The total count then makes no sense.

For example, to the question "What do you at night?"
one can answer several times "I play guitar."
While in most cases we need them to send each answer only once.

We need the default behaviour to allow any answer to be sent only once per participant.

It would be great if you could show the results of say 4 or more multiple choice questions by team? Having created the segmenting question, put the audience into teams and then run the multiple choice questions, it would be great if you were able to display the total results of questions on screen? I think it should be possible to get the information from a grade book so I am hoping it would not be too difficult to achieve?

The pricing structure is not good for organizations that need occasional, medium-group polling. It is such a leap between 25 participants for free and 700 participants for higher costs. It would be helpful to have an option that mimics the Engage version but with fewer participants (say 100) and a lower cost.

The marker on the Emotion Scale is to small to see. Can the size of it be increased? Or is there someway that a tally can be seen under each "smile/frown" so that the audience can see how many of them are happy/sad/angry etc.

In particular, when more than one answer is allowed, all those answers should be separate columns in the gradebook. right now most of the data is simply not downloaded. Also, the value someone gave needs to be downloaded, not just points, so we can see the free text. This might be a different type of report from a gradebook - the goal is a file with one row per respondent and one column per idea that includes ALL the data (numeric and text) gathered in the poll.

I have a classroom of students who sit in pairs. They have a final exam consisting of a set number of questions, that each student gets. At the moment the local exam server we run presents all questions in a random order to the students and allows the students to put problematic questions back in the pool for a later attempt.
This randomisation ensures that the students are answering each question to the best of their ability with no likelihood of being swayed by the student sitting beside them. It limits cheating or collaboration too.

If a user clicks too close to the top edge of the image their response is out of bounds and is placed at the top left (bottom left on mobile) and it is marked as correct even if it is not inside the region it is meant to be correct in.

Release an app on the Enplug market so people can show polls on their office displays - https://developers.enplug.com/ / https://www.enplug.com/apps

Some questions might not be mandatory to answer allowing to skip them and move to the next one

Visual
I think this is a very important feature to be able to change the green color of the markers.
I just want to use a map with a lot of green areas - for the audience it is not easy to see the markers. ---
A second issue is that there are almost some persons which are handycapped with color blindness red-green.

Allow picture or video to be inserted in open question as when we teach we want to generate critical thinking for students to reply