- Hide results - Keep the results hidden until you press the button to reveal them to your audience. This also hides the results on each participant's phone screen.
- Show results on audience's phones - Allows the audience to see everyone's votes for that slide on their phone screen after they have submitted their own vote.
- Show results in % for this question - Displays the results as percentages, instead of displaying the number of participants who voted for each answer option. This can also be toggled by simply clicking on any of the coloured segments on the presenter's screen.
- Layout - Displays the results in one of 3 different options: a bar chart, donut chart or pie chart.
- Allow picking more than one option - Allows the audience to select multiple answer options. When this option is selected, use the slider to choose the maximum number of options a participant can pick, between 2 options and all of the options on the poll.
- This question has correct answer(s) - Allows you to ask a multiple choice question which contains one or more correct answers. When this option is selected, you will be asked to mark which answer option(s) are correct. The answer will remain concealed until you press the 'show correct answer' button on your slide.
💡 Note: A multiple-choice slide with a correct answer is not scored. If you would like to create a quiz question where your audience can earn points for correct answers, please use one of the slides in the 'quiz and games' section.
- Close submission - Close submission for specific slides can be useful if you need to explain a question before your audience votes, or for any other reason where you do not wish the participants to vote on a question at that moment.
When presenting, you can click the "Submission closed" icon to enable the audience to submit their answers, and click on the "Submission opened" icon to close it.
- Limit time to answer - Allows you to set a time limit for answering for your audience. This can be between 5 seconds and 20 minutes.
While running the poll slides, you have the option to turn off the timer or change the time limit. If you turn off the timer, you cannot turn it on again in the present mode. You will need to switch back to edit mode to enable the timer again.
💡 Note: If you're using a multiple choice slide for a do-at-home survey, you can allow your participants to cast their votes in the poll without needing you to present it live. For more info, check out our article on self-paced presentations.
For more on polls, check out this tutorial. Please bear in mind that the tutorial is a little outdated, but the process it shows in creating a poll slide is still very similar.