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Open the dock and tap Poll
Type your question and a few answers. True-or-false and emoji check-ins are built in.
The dock · Take turns
Poll
Ask the room, watch the bars race.
Pose a question and votes pile into a live chart the moment they land. Vote by tapping the board, or from students' own devices — either way you finally hear from the quiet ones.
Also called: classroom voting · live survey
- Free for teachers · no login required
What should Friday's reward be?
Tap a bar to vote — in class, students vote from their own devices.
How it works
Three steps, zero setup
No setup screen, no import wizard — Poll lives on the same board as everything else and it's running before the class has sat down.
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Choose how the class votes
Tap buttons on the board itself, or let students vote from their own devices — or both at once.
Watch the results live
Bars, pie or doughnut — the chart grows with every vote. Hide results until voting closes for a clean reveal.
Classroom ideas
Try it tomorrow
Three ways teachers actually run poll — steal one for tomorrow morning.
Predict before the reveal
Before the experiment, the next chapter, the election result in the novel — vote on what happens. Investment guaranteed.
Monday mood check
An emoji slider while you take the register. You know the room's weather before first period does.
Settle debates with data
Best book cover, fairest playtime rule, class film choice — vote it, chart it, done. Democracy beats volume.
The wheel ended the 'you always pick the same people' complaints on day one. Remove-after-pick might be the fairest thing in my room.
Same dock, one tap away 
Pairs well with
Every tool lives on the same board — these turn poll into a whole routine.
…and the rest of the dock is one tap away:
FAQ
Good to know
Can students vote from their own devices?
Yes — switch voting to remote and they vote from any phone, tablet or laptop. Students never need accounts. On-board buttons work too, or run both at once.
Can I hide results until everyone's voted?
Yes. Keep the chart hidden while votes come in, close voting, then reveal — no bandwagon effect.
What kinds of polls can I run?
Multiple choice, true or false, emoji check-ins, and an emoji slider for 'how are we feeling about this' moments.
Can I change the chart?
Bar, horizontal bar, pie or doughnut, with a few colour themes. The bars animate as votes arrive, which the class loves more than it should.
Do I need an account to try it?
No — no login, no install, and students never need accounts either. Boards save on this device; an account is only for keeping them across devices.
Put a poll on your board
Open a board, tap the dock, and it's there. That's the whole setup.