Poll Everywhere has a mobile app for Apple iPhone and iPad as well as Samsung phones using the Android operating system.
Suggested Mobile Devices (tablets)
For questions on using Poll Everywhere for your class, presentation, or seminars, and to attend CTL's Poll Everywhere workshops (see CTL Calendar) or individual consultation for yourself or your department, contact the Center for Teaching and Learning via the ITS Service Desk by phone at ext. 7-5500 or by email at help@uncc.edu.
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Poll Everywhere provides faculty with multiple choice question types including multiple choice, open-ended questions, clickable images, and Q&A/brainstorm polls. Only multiple choice and clickable image poll questions provide grades that can be uploaded into Canvas gradebook. Student responses can be aggregated in real time and reported to the Canvas Gradebook. Poll Everywhere allow instructors and students to interact with each other using polling questions.
Poll Everywhere (PollEv) is a web-based student response system (SRS) that works on any mobile-enabled device (phones, tablets, laptops). Faculty can choose from a wide variety of question types to display via a mobile-friendly website (pollev.com) and ask their students to engage with the content by responding to the questions on their devices. Faculty can also integrate polls questions into any existing presentations built in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.
