Templates for live polls, quizzes and Q&A
Ready-made flows for classrooms, workshops, events and teams, each with tips on how to run it. One click takes you to the editor, where you can adapt everything. You can also try it without an account.
School
- Get to know your classFor your first lesson with a new class: the holidays in one word and the trip to school break the ice, then everyone writes down anonymously what you should know about them.4 slides · about 10 minutes
- Check prior knowledgeAt the start of a new unit, five minutes show you what the class already brings and where to pick them up.3 slides · about 7 minutes
- Exit ticketIn the last three minutes before the bell you find out how much landed and where to start next lesson.3 slides · about 3 minutes
- Quiz: EuropeFour questions on capitals, rivers and currencies to open a geography or civics lesson. Points and a leaderboard come with Pro.4 slides · about 6 minutes
- Quiz: mental mathsTimes tables, percentages, a square root and a prime number to warm up in the first minutes of a maths lesson.4 slides · about 5 minutes
- Class councilThe class decides anonymously what to discuss first and says how things are going, so the quiet ones get a say too.3 slides · about 15 minutes
- Lesson feedbackYour class tells you anonymously how they find the pace and your methods. It’s more honest than a show of hands and takes less than ten minutes.3 slides · about 8 minutes
- Opinion poll before and after a debateThe class votes before and after the debate, with the arguments on the wall in between, so everyone can see whether minds changed. Swap the motion for your own topic.3 slides · about 20 minutes
- Parents’ eveningParents ask their questions by phone without having to speak up in front of everyone, plus two quick polls on how they want to hear from the school.3 slides · about 20 minutes
- Project week ideasStudents collect project ideas and vote on how long projects should run. Looking back at last year’s week shows what’s worth repeating.3 slides · about 12 minutes
Training and workshops
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- Workshop kick-offIn the first five minutes you learn what the group expects and how much they already know, so you can adjust the day before the first block starts.3 slides · about 8 minutes
- Workshop feedbackGet the feedback while everyone is still in the room. Four short questions tell you what to change next time.4 slides · about 7 minutes
- GDPR knowledge checkThree GDPR quiz questions liven up the annual data protection training. The answer reveal after each question is your cue to explain.3 slides · about 10 minutes
- New hire onboardingAfter the first few weeks, new starters tell you anonymously how onboarding is going and ask the questions they’d otherwise keep to themselves.3 slides · about 10 minutes
- Brainstorm and chooseAll ideas go on the wall first, then the group votes on the top three and rates how feasible they are. Replace the placeholders Idea A to C with the favourites after the first round.3 slides · about 20 minutes
- RetrospectiveThe retro at the end of a sprint or project: everyone writes at the same time and anonymously, and you finish with one thing to try next.4 slides · about 30 minutes
- Seminar evaluationRun the evaluation at the end instead of by email a week later. Nearly everyone in the room responds, and you can export the results for your records.4 slides · about 6 minutes
- Energizer quiz after the breakThree curious questions for the first minutes after lunch, when the room starts to flag.3 slides · about 4 minutes
Events
More on supinion for events and companies
- Audience Q&AThe audience sends questions by phone and upvotes the ones they want answered first. If you like, you approve each question before it appears on screen.2 slides · about 15 minutes
- Event openingIn the very first minute the whole room has their phones out. You see who has come, and the word cloud gives you an opening line.3 slides · about 5 minutes
- Panel discussionThe room votes before and after the discussion, and questions from the floor reach the panel by phone in between. You set the motion beforehand.3 slides · about 45 minutes
- Wedding quizHow well do the guests know the couple? Replace the names and answers before the party, and finish with good wishes on the wall.4 slides · about 15 minutes
- Club general meetingA straw poll on a proposal, questions for the board and ideas for the new club year. The straw poll doesn’t replace a formal vote under your bylaws.3 slides · about 20 minutes
- Trade show booth surveyA QR code on your stand is all it takes: visitors tell you what interests them and which sector they work in, which makes a good conversation starter.3 slides · about 2 minutes
- Pub quizFour questions on sport, chemistry, history and geography for quiz night. The leaderboard and podium come with Pro.4 slides · about 12 minutes
Teams and meetings
More on supinion for events and companies
- Team meeting check-inInstead of a long round, two minutes tell you how everyone is doing and which topics belong on today’s agenda.3 slides · about 3 minutes
- All-hands Q&AFor all-hands meetings: staff ask anonymously and upvote the question they want answered first.2 slides · about 25 minutes
- Team pulse surveyThree statements on how the team is doing and one open question. Repeat it every quarter and you’ll see whether things are moving.4 slides · about 5 minutes
- Make a decision togetherThe team votes on the options and says how sure it is, and concerns land anonymously on the wall before you commit. Replace the placeholders Option A to C beforehand.3 slides · about 15 minutes
- Year in review and planningFor an away day or the last meeting of the year: first collect what you’re proud of, then the plans, and finish by voting on what comes first.3 slides · about 40 minutes
- Get to know the teamLight questions for a new or freshly mixed team. The wall at the end usually sparks the first chats by the coffee machine.4 slides · about 10 minutes
- Christmas party quizThree questions about Advent and Christmas for the party. With Pro there’s a leaderboard, so someone wins at the end.3 slides · about 8 minutes