Multiple-choice polls
A multiple-choice poll lets each participant select several answers from a prepared list.
Use it when more than one answer can apply. For example: “Which topics should we cover in the next meeting?”
If you need one clear preference from each person, use a single-choice poll.
Create a multiple-choice poll
Follow Create a poll and choose Multiple Choice. Enter the question and replace the example choices with your answers.
Start the activity when you are ready to collect responses.
Set how many choices are allowed
Open Poll in the Facilitator Bar and find Maximum choices.
Set the largest number of answers one participant may include. Use a limit that matches the question. “Choose your two priorities” needs a maximum of two.
When a participant has reached the limit and selects another choice, Stormz removes their oldest selection and keeps the new one. The participant can review the highlighted choices before submitting.
What participants do
Participants select one or more choices and then select Submit response.
The response is recorded only when they submit it. See Change a poll to let them return, update the selection, and select Update response.
See Edit poll choices to change labels, order, descriptions, short labels, icons, and colors.
Mark good answers
Under Good answers, select every answer that belongs to the expected response.
Stormz counts a response as the full good answer when it includes every marked choice. Leave the setting empty when several combinations may be reasonable.
You can show the good answers with the results or reveal them later.
Read the results
Each choice shows how many participants included it and its percentage of submitted responses.
The percentages can add up to more than 100%. One participant may select several choices, and each selected choice contributes to its own result.
The response summary shows how many people submitted the poll. When good answers are configured, it can also show how many responses included every marked choice.