Seaside, mountains or museum?
Group Polls
Ask one question, share one link, and collect every vote in one result.
Where should we go on our class trip?
A group decision without a messy chat
“Where should we go on our class trip?”
The teacher sends one link to 10 students. Each student chooses Seaside, Mountains, Theme park or Museum. Nobody sees the current result before voting, so early votes do not influence the next person.
Useful whenever a group needs one answer.
Which restaurant tonight?
Where should we go this weekend?
Which meeting time works best?
What should we watch?
Beach, city or mountains?
Vote first. Then see what the group chose.
Participants see the current group result immediately after submitting their own vote. The creator sees total votes, optional X of Y progress, unique opens and can close voting when the decision is ready.
Use the simple tool when you only need one group decision.
Group Poll is for asynchronous voting through one shared link. 60sec Classroom is for a teacher-led live session with a timer, QR code, room state and classroom history.
Group poll questions
Can everyone see the group poll results?
Yes. A participant sees the current aggregate result after submitting their own vote. Before voting, the result stays hidden.
Do participants need an account?
No named account is required. 60sec uses a technical anonymous session to enforce one vote per participant.
Can I see how many people voted?
Yes. The creator sees the total vote count and can optionally set an expected group size such as 10 people to track progress like 7 of 10.
Can I close the poll?
Yes. The creator can close voting from the results page. After that, no new votes are accepted and the final result remains visible.
Is this the same as 60sec Classroom?
No. Group Poll is a simple shared-link vote. Classroom is a live teacher-led room with a timer, QR code and teaching workflow.
Create one question and send one link.
Use any of the 30 ready-made questions or write your own. Choose Group, share the link, and let everyone vote.