Basically what the title says - it's really slick that a poll activates as soon as I move to its slide in PowerPoint, but when I advance to the next slide after the poll, the poll remains active and people may still be responding. I'd like to see it where it's only active while the poll's slide is being presented.

When using polls as student response systems in a classroom context, it would be great to have the ability to have several presenters per poll so that several members of the teaching staff can take turns presenting polls, collecting responses, and accessing gradebooks and reports. This feature is available for example in Qualtrics and in other student response systems. Ideally the LMS integration should allow the teachers to all access the same polls, gradebooks, and reports

If I log in on someone elses device - whether in the browser, PowerPoint, etc. - and forget to log out, I'd like the ability to log myself out of anywhere I'm logged in. This would improve data privacy/security as I could remove access to see my polls, and ensure that others aren't using my login for their own purposes.

This would be similar to Spotify's "Log out of everywhere" option, or Google's "Log out of all sessions" ability.

example: https://support.spotify.com/us/account_payment_help/account_basics/can-i-sign-out-of-my-account-if-im-signed-in-on-another-device/

It's great that I can upload a logo to a slide, but if I want to change the size of the logo to be small and unobtrusive, I have to also change the size of the font. So either I have a logo the size I want, but small title text, or the font size I want with a big ol' logo image. It would be nice if the logo size and font size weren't linked.

I've recently moved all presentations over to using Visme (away from Prezi and Powerpoint). An excellent tool, except I can not embed my polls. Is there a way I can do this with Visme like I did with Power Point rather than having to close out and go to full web screen shot?

Nested questions based on how an initial question is answered.

For example, question 1 is a yes or no question. If the respondent answers yes, they're brought to a follow-up question (question 2); if their answer is no, they're brought to a different follow-up (question 3).

Once those are responded to, the answers can be merged into one poll for display.

In the question format that utilizes a map and allows respondents to click a location (for a question such as, "Where are you from?"), it would be nice to zoom the map on the mobile device that the respondent is using. While using the web response format, the map is quite small and it is difficult to click a somewhat precise location. Seems necessary in order to use this as a question.

It would be great if you could create a points allocation type of poll. Say I want my voters to allocate a $100 budget across different ideas. A voter could allocate $60 to idea 1, $20 to idea 3, and $20 to idea 4. This can currently be done by having voters answer multiple times on a multiple choice question (say 10 times to allocate 10 points) but this gets very expensive for the poll moderator as each respondent will be submitting 10 responses.

Thank you for your help!

Add the option for a Customisable Question with a User Drop Down box options before continuing on to the page to write your Q&A, This would allow us to continue as anonymous, yet have a group identifier that allows us to tailor the response in a live Q&A. The example I have is to be able to identify the market / location where the question is being asked from. This would then be displayed in a new column during a live Q&A so that you can sort by market first, and votes second, so that each population has questions answered.

It would be great if only the attending students can response to the active survey or quiz. If a student is registered in the class, he still can take the survey even though he is not attending the class. This feature will be very helpful in taking the class attendance. I would recommend having an access code for each survey displayed on the board. Attending students only can see it and type it in to access the survey. This feature can be added to the survey setting, such as Restrict to participants with access code only.

Add formulas within polls that would allow for averaging across a poll’s answer choices. For example, some of our polls ask participants to select between five ratings from 1 – 5. We’d like to be able to average participants' ratings in real-time.

It would be good to have an option to change the language instructions for a specific poll. Right now when you change the language settings it affects all polls.

It’s great that we’re able to keep past polls but it’s extremely difficult to view everything on the dashboard. What would be great is if we could place folders of polls (grouped polls) into separate folders so we can keep the dashboard easier to view.

We have a large number of clients who are wanting to run simple “quizzes” using multiple choice questions with the facility to have a “live leaderboard” at various intervals. This would be an extremely useful addition if you can select a “live leaderboard” if / when required and part of a set group of questioons. This would need to be a user defined interval as we get asked for the leaderboard sometimes after each question, some half way through and some at the end.

I have run the same ranking poll several times with the same group. About half the group each time asks" did you receive my ranking? All I see is a circle with a line through it that looks like there is a problem". I know that the red slash circle is intended to warn that the user will be clearing and restarting the ranking poll. Can the message be made more clear and prominent that the ranking poll has been successfully submitted? thanks!

the languages change currently affects only the poll slides and not the web page people go to to submit their response.

Would like the ability to adjust fonts, colors, size, underline, etc in the multiple choice options. This would be useful in grammar type questions, when we want people to notice the differences in the multiple choice options.

I often allow voters to vote for more than one item. When I do so, I can see how many votes have been cast, but not how many people have voted. I want to be able to see the latter, because I want to know when most people have cast a vote. This is impossible to tell from the tally of votes, since some people cast multiple votes

It would be great to have the possibillity to take the answers from one poll directly into another poll/question during a presentation, without having to take a break in the presentation to do this manually.
Specifically, I have been hoping to first start out with a word cloud, and then directly switch over to another question (e.g. rank order, multiple choice or upvote) where the respondents can vote on the words reported in from the previous question (hence the replies on the first question is seamlessly added into the second).