We have begun working on this and should have it available soon.

What types of things would you like to be able to customize on the response page?

Some possibilities:
- background color
- text color
- hide the Login button
- custom welcoming message
- logo

Let us know!

We have a few ideas for how to do this and it’s on our shortlist for the future.

Until then, we do have some Keyboard Shortcuts for the web presenter that will do this. It can make it a little faster, although not yet automatic. You can read more about it here: https://polleverywhere.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/788328-keyboard-shortcuts-visual-chart

We are looking into a few different ways we can accomplish this. There are some performance concerns and testing that we will need to address to handle the extra load of never ending polls. But, we are looking into this and will hopefully have some news for you soon

We have begun working on the feature. You can actually try it out right now to see a bit of how it works!

Go to Settings > Labs > and click the box for “Disable duplicate responses”
You can also just go to this linK: https://www.polleverywhere.com/labs

You will then have a setting on your Multiple Choice Polls that will prevent your participants from submitting the same response multiple times when you allow multiple votes.

Note: currently, this beta feature only works for web responses from pollev.com. We are working on the SMS and Twitter aspects next.

Let us know what you think!

Interesting idea. We’ll review it at our next planning meeting.

Are you asking the same question twice as sort of a before/after comparison or are these two completely different questions you want to display?

I ask because we are beginning work on a before/after comparison display to show how your audience has change (or not) since the first time you asked them something.

If you are thinking of two separate questions, could you go into some more detail of what you are trying to display next to each other any why? It’ll really help us get a good idea of what we can do to help

Well, it’s still planned for us to do but it’s been pushed back to make way for more team competition related features and an improved asynchronous polling method for quizzes and feedback outside of the class/presentation.

We have included a quick Recent Presentations list that will help students and participants switch between presentations faster. You can read a little about that here: http://www.polleverywhere.com/blog/new-for-2016-updates-on-your-poll-everywhere-account/

We have also added a way to import all of your students with Blackboard and Canvas LMS. So, they can log in with their Blackboard or Canvas emails.

Google SSO is still planned but is not going to be tackled until at least this fall 2016

We want to because this is sooo cool! But, we have to try and remain real business people (at least for now). These GPS location notifications are not yet up to our standards of consistency and there are a number of concerns for our customers who will have multiple presentations/lectures going in neighboring room that we just cannot invest in it yet. We are always looking into it and hope to have this someday soon.

I remember when we released the Remote Control for our Windows PollEv Presenter that we looked into getting it working with Mac and there were some complications with how PowerPoint for Mac detects some of our poll settings. If there’s interest though, we can definitely look into the problem with fresh eyes and see what we can do

Well, we are working on a Ranking Poll that might work for you. It’s not exactly as you describe. Basically, it allows your audience to sort or rank answer choices from Top to Bottom.

You can try it out now and see the specifics for how here: https://polleverywhere.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/612507-ranking

This sort of live comparison report is something that we’ve been dreaming of making for a long time. It’s a little tricky for us to do with our current bar charts, so this would be a larger project for us. We’ve got a few things in the pipeline that are currently planned to come first.

May I ask, how would you like the pre/post results to be displayed? Would just a side-by-side bar graph work for you or do you have something else in mind?

Hi Greg,

I believe the last few releases of ProPresenter have a web page viewer included. You can present your polls from the web there, the same way as if you were using our website to directly present your polls.

You can directly navigate to the poll chart, hover over the top right of the chart, and click “enable fullscreen” to start presentation mode.

We also support PowerPoint and Keynote integration with our Mac App.

Give ProPresenter a try and let us know how it works out

We just finished a big expansion to our Blackboard and Canvas integrations. The current plan is to do Moodle, D2l, and Sakai next. We’ve got a few projects to finish up first..like the ability for participants/students to change their answer….shh. We’ll get there and will up the priority if we get some more interest.