how to use poll everywhere
Poll Everywhere in the LMS
Staff can utilise various options to share and display activities and results created in Poll Everywhere with students in the LMS. Additionally, activity reports can be imported to the Gradebook for marking.
While Poll Everywhere does not have an integration for use in the LMS, a variety of options are available to distribute activities and results to students through the LMS:
- Add a simple URL link in your subject content to your personal URL to display active polls, or link directly to any published activity
- Embed activities and results pages within a content page using HTML
- Add activities as an item within a Module
Additionally, staff can use Poll Everywhere to generate a column in the Gradebook to record results.
For each of these options, you must first access the shareable links available in your activity:
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Add a simple URL link to content pages
- Navigate to the required page in your subject or community and click Edit
- Simply paste in the copied URL into the text area
Or - Type in some content and highlight the words to be hyperlinked
- Click the link icon in the editor toolbar and select External Link
- Paste in the copied URL and click Save
Embed activity or live results screen in a content page
Depending on the question type, some polls can also be embedded directly into a subject or community to allow students access to answer the poll from within the LMS. Additionally, live or static results can be displayed from a content page.
Some HTML knowledge may be required to resize and display these embedded polls suitably. Note, this option is only available for <iframe> tags; embeds which require <script> tags will not work in LMS content pages.
- With the relevant HTML content copied from the Embed Poll option, click on the coding icon underneath the text editor to switch to a raw html editor.
- Paste in the code and click Save.
Add activities to a Module
This option displays your activity as a standalone item within a Module in your subject.
- Click on Module in the subject navigation menu, then selectAdd Item to Module.
- SelectExternal URL from the drop-down menu, then paste the copied link and name the item.
- Click theAdd Item button in the bottom right. Your activity appears as new item in your Module.
Export activity results to the Gradebook
Poll Everywhere has a LMS integration to import class rosters and export Gradebook reports. This is useful when you would like to grade an activity you created in Poll Everywhere.
To enable the integration, you will first need to link your LMS account with your Poll Everywhere account. You will only need to do this once. Once integration has been authorised, you will have the option to import class rosters as participant groups into Poll Everywhere, then export the reports into the Gradebook.
Students can access and participate in your live poll using a shareable URL which can be added to as a link on content page or embedded within a Module.
1. Import your course roster to register students
Before you import your roster, you need to link your LMS account with Poll Everywhere as described in step 3a below. When you import the course roster, Poll Everywhere will send an automated Poll Everywhere registration email to students.
- On your My Polls page, click Participants on the top right, then click Add participants.
- In the Add participant pop up window, click Connect to LMS and select Canvas.
- Click the link provided to your available LMS logins.
- First time users: You must link the LMS with your Poll Everywhere account (one-off action): Click Login beside the Unimelb Canvas URL. This action completes the integration.
Click Authorise on the next to allow Poll Everywhere access to your LMS account.
You should now have a link appear under Your available Canvas logins.
- First time users: You must link the LMS with your Poll Everywhere account (one-off action): Click Login beside the Unimelb Canvas URL. This action completes the integration.
- Check one or multiple subjects (known as courses to Poll Everywhere) from the available course list, then click Continue. This starts the process of importing students associated with the subjects in the LMS.
- Click Got it! You will be directed to the Participant page in Poll Everywhere. Your imported course roster(s) appear in the Groups panel on the right.
Students will receive an auto-generated email providing them a link to create a new password and log in.
2. Export activity results and view in Gradebook
You can now direct students to complete your graded activity. Once all responses have been collected, export the results for use in the Gradebook.
A couple of important reminders:
- Create graded activities if you want them to appear in the Gradebook.
- Import the course roster before you activate and share the link with your students.
- Ensure to check Restrict to registered participants only under the Configure settings.
- Remind your students to register/login to Poll Everywhere with their UoM email address.
Once you have received the responses you will need to run a Report in Poll Everywhere.
- On your My Poll page, click Reports on the top then click Create report.
- Select Gradebook as the report type.
- Select the activity your students submitted responses to, then click Finish to generate the report for the selected activity.
- Click LMS Export on the bottom right.
- Click the drop-down menu and choose from the relevant imported subjects.
- Decide how you would like the grades to be exported and check Percentage or Points. Click Next. This uploads the graded activity results into the Gradebook of that subject.
Note: Updating the results into Gradebook may take a few minutes. - Click Close on the Export Complete confirmation.
You can now go to the relevant subject in the LMS and click Grades in the subject navigation menu to open the Gradebook. You should now see a new column for the activity which displays the results.
how to use poll everywhere
Source: https://lms.unimelb.edu.au/staff/guides/poll-everywhere/poll-everywhere-in-canvas
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