This reduces the amount of time having to log in to each user account to adapt to a new url if needed.

This way those who end up last or near the bottom don't feel humiliated.

On clickable images, use screen names instead of just an arrow or marker that way you have the option of knowing who put what in your activity. Makes it more personable.

Getting the audience to log time staps on their device and visualize the average of the group. I would then want to compare to the average audience opinion when shown another video.

Because "clear responses" cannot be undone, please add a confirmation button (You've asked to clear responses. Your action cannot be undone. Would you like to continue? <Yes> <No>).

One can too easily hit the wrong button, which is what happened to me and I lost all of my data. This is something that should have already been in place.

You can have an image as part of a question for MCQs but why not other questions such as short answers?

After "clearing" results for Word Cloud to prepare for next batch of audience responses, I need a way to back to archived version of word cloud and be able to export or download word cloud image.

Enable a feature that requires a poller to respond to a question before moving on to the next one.

Show number of respondants (results) better.
Total results is important. But when the responses are not shown, the numebr of results is sometimes covered up with the Next and Previous buttons. When responses are shown, the number of results is hidden.

I teach IEEE citation style. Journal, magazine titles etc. are italicised and I wanted students to choose the italicised format, but I'm not able to do this in the responses unless I upload as a screenshot. I tried adjusting the font size before taking the screenshot but the screenshot remains the same. When students take the poll on their mobile phones, the options appear as big and small.

Open-ended polls are great, until a student realizes that they can post a funny joke and everyone in the class will see it. One way to avoid this is to require students to sign in, but I'd rather not do that. Instead, I'd like to have polls in which students can only type in a number.

Both so that responses aren't biased by the majority opinion, and so that the presenter can report the result selectively (e.g. can feed back the top three, but people at the bottom don't realise their ideas were unpopular).

Please bring back the click and drag force ranking. Today you have to do arrow up and down per option. If i have have 8 things to prioritize I need the users to able to quickly move the order. The arrow up/down to get the right order is too time consuming for larger lists.

I'd like to be able to nest groups. So I can have all the polls for the 1st week of a class in a group, then put that group inside of a folder for that class.

As it stands right now, in order to moderate a poll using the Presenter app, the poll must be activated/presented on a different device. (This is due to the fact that leaving the presenter screen on the app deactivates the poll.) It would be nice to be able to control both presentation and moderation from just the app. Ideally, the Moderation screen would be a tab in the Presenter screen (alongside "Top Responses" and "Top + New Responses").

It'd be great to have the ability to create introduction & conclusion slides to a poll.