Live polling in the classroom
Live polls let a teacher check the whole class's understanding in under a minute. Students scan a QR code, answer anonymously on their phones, and the results show on the board. Quiet students get a voice, and you know at once whether to move on or go back over the topic.
Create your free poll
Check understanding
Ask how confident students feel, or pose a quick concept question. A split result tells you where to spend the next ten minutes.
Start a discussion
Poll an opinion before a debate. Students see they are not alone in their view, which makes it easier to speak up.
Keep it anonymous
Students give no names or emails. Anonymous answers are more honest, especially when students are unsure.
Tips that work
Keep questions short enough to read from the back row. The QR code stays on screen next to the results, so latecomers can still vote.
Questions
Do students need accounts?
No.
Does it work on school wifi?
Yes. A whole class on one network can vote together.
Is student data collected?
Voters never give a name, an email or an account. Each vote keeps only a random device token and a scrambled network signal, deleted with the poll's results.