Anonymous Polls for Classrooms

Anonymous classroom polls give every student a voice without the social pressure of raised hands. Teachers use them to check comprehension mid-lesson, gather honest end-of-term feedback, and surface questions students are too shy to ask aloud. Results update in real time — no accounts, no apps, no friction for students or staff.

Example questions for classrooms

  • Did today's lesson make sense?
  • Which topic should we spend more time on?
  • How confident do you feel going into the test?
  • What's the most confusing part of this unit so far?
  • Should we review last week's material before moving on?

Frequently Asked Questions

Do students need to sign up or install anything?

No. Students click the link and vote in one tap — no account, no email, no app download. It works on any phone or school device in a standard browser.

Can the teacher see which student voted for what?

No. Votes are stored against an anonymized identifier derived from your network address, not a name or email. You only see vote totals — which is exactly what makes the answers more honest than a show of hands.

How do I share the poll with my class?

Copy the link and paste it into Google Classroom, Canvas, your LMS chat, or a class group chat. You can also display the QR code on a projector so students scan it from their seats.

Is it free for classroom use?

Completely free — no paid tier, no account required for the teacher either. Create a poll, share the link or QR code, and collect live results at zero cost.

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