Interactive Voting - Education, Opinion Gathering examples

One of the main benefits of the voting system, is in gathering data from a captive audience. The system also promotes better engagement with staff and the public and helps to ensure that satisfaction within the school is rising.

Running a staff survey is an excellent example of using the interactive voting system. The information captured as a result of using the opinion polling system can generate accurate Excel reports. The data can also be exported as a .csv file into other statistical programmes.

The software offers various ways in which to interpret the results. The demographic facility generates a graph based on how different groups or sectors responded to a question.  A prioritised list of items or points can be created by the audience using the ranking question feature, whilst the comparison facility gauges whether opinions have changed during a specific time frame as a result of a presentation or discussion.

In the case of staff or public surveys, the same questions can be repeated over several years and comparisons between one year and the next measured and discussed.