Anonymous classroom polls for honest, low-pressure responses
Some questions work better when students can answer without attaching their name to the choice. 60sec keeps the class result aggregate and the student join flow nameless.
Some questions work better when students can answer without attaching their name to the choice. 60sec keeps the class result aggregate and the student join flow nameless.
Anonymous polling can lower social pressure around confidence, confusion, opinions and classroom feedback. It also reduces the tendency to follow the first confident voice in the room.
How ready do you feel to try this on your own?
Let students choose what they actually believe before discussion.
Ask whether pacing was too fast, about right or too slow.
60sec uses a technical anonymous session so one participant cannot simply submit unlimited answers to the same room. Do not use anonymous polling to request sensitive student information.
Create one question, show a QR or six-digit code, and get an anonymous class result in 30, 60 or 90 seconds.