E-learning Resources Centre: How-to Poll Everywhere (Issue 17)

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Issue 1
- Tip 1: What is Poll Everywhere?
- Tip 2: How It Work?
Issue 2
- Tip 1: Template Polls
- Tip 2: Archive Poll Responses
Issue 3
- Tip 1: Grade Incoming Responses
- Tip 2: Visualization of Open-ended Poll
Issue 4
- Tip 1: Use Cases of Word Cloud
- Tip 2: Five Brainstorming Strategies
Issue 5
- Tip 1: Engaging Individual Students in Big Classes
- Tip 2: How to Choose an Icebreaker
Issue 6
- Tip 1: Survival Kit
- Tip 2: Active Learning in Large Classes
Issue 7
- Tip 1: Induction Video for First-time-Use Students
- Tip 2: Students must Log-in to Respond to Teachers' Polls
Issue 8
- Tip 1: How to Conduct Out-of-Class Polling
- Tip 2: Poll Everywhere's New Activity Creator
Issue 9
- Tip 1: Import Polls from a CSV File
- Tip 2: New Placeholder Images Simplify Polling in PowerPoint
Issue 10
- Tip 1: You Can Request Classroom Assistance. Two Class Visits Were Conducted in January 2017 Already.
- Tip 2: What Polls Do Other Teachers Use? Look at These Samples Polls for Science and Technology.
Issue 11
- Tip 1: Add Image to the Poll Title
- Tip 2: How to Create Post-event Survey Questions
Issue 12
- Tip 1: Create a Survey Report
- Tip 2: Five Interactive Ideas for PowerPoint
Issue 13
- Tip 1: New Response History Page
- Tip 2: Updated Poll Charts
Issue 14
- Tip 1: Update for Poll Everywhere App
- Tip 2: Updated Poll Everywhere PowerPoint Add In
- Tip 3: Induction Guide for First-time-use Student
Issue 15
- Tip 1: Add an Image Next to a Bar Chart
- Tip 2: Allow Emoji Responses
Issue 16
- Tip 1: Share Your Polls to Other Teachers
- Tip 2: Explore My Polls in Seconds with the New Search
Issue 17
- Tip 1: New Response Chart: Donut Chart
- Tip 2: Best Practices for Presenters
Issue 18
- Tip 1: Archive Poll Responses
- Tip 2: Template Polls
Issue 19
- Tip 1: How to Take Attendance by Using Poll Everywhere
- Tip 2: Import Polls From a CSV File
Issue 20
- Tip 1: Using Survey to do the Quiz
- Tip 2: Updated Poll Everywhere PowerPoint Add In
Issue 21
- Tip 1: New Feature of Word Cloud Poll
- Tip 2: Use Case of Word Cloud
Issue 22
- Tip 1: Create a Seamless Audience Experience with Branded Response Pages
- Tip 2: How to Ask Bias-Free Questions

Issue 17

Users may read the tips about the feature of Poll Everywhere

Tip 1: New Response Chart: Donut Chart

Tip 2: Best Practices for Presenters

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