2. PRO PROFS POLLS – free one question poll. Online access. Quick set up, no downloads. Easily embedded into a blog or webpage. Feel free to respond to this poll http://www.proprofs.com/polls/poll/?title=what-is-a-wiki .
3. SURVEY MONKEY – http://www.surveymonkey.com/ . Up to 10 free questions with up to 100 respondents. No downloads, easy set up with over 20 types of questions that can be asked (scale, comment, multiple choice, drop-down…), and live results. Check this handout which explains how to use this webtool in the classroom – many examples shown here: http://elementaryexplorations.wikispaces.com/file/view/Survey+Monkey+Handout.pdf
4. ZOOMERANG – http://www.zoomerang.com/ Free sign up has capability of using 30 questions per survey with up to 100 respondents. No downloads, easy to use. Can pre-assess student understanding on an upcoming topic, evaluate the unit studied….Can import into blogs, powerpoint.
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