I hope this doesn't sound like I'm poking fun, or in derision, but Chris' accent makes it easier to listen & follow! I know you're not supposed to think a compliment is genuine if you compliment something about which no one has a choice... Good video on Advanced Polling, Chris!
Amazing, amazing and amazing clip Mr.Chris..... you made my meetings more effective. Thanks a lot and keep posting more such helpful videos....God bless you.
Thanks a lot, Chris. For POLLING, the Rating type is probably the most useful, and it is the easiest to create as well. Looking forward to your upcoming vid on using these new advanced questions for QUIZZES. Thanks again.
When people register for a webinar is it possible to provide them a link to download the current version of Zoom so they can participate in the advance polls.
I don't like that the questions are called ranking questions when they are actually rating questions. Ranking questions are those that ask you to do a comparative ranking or sorting task. For example, please rank the following 5 items as to your preference, with 1 being your most preferred and 5 being your least preferred choice!
Hello Chris, thank you so much! this is very helpful! I am wondering if it is possible to add subquestions, For example, for people who choose answer C, I have 2 additional sub questions under answer C
Hello, Jane. That is called *branching* and it is not possible with Zoom. You could do that with Microsoft Forms. I'm not sure if Google Forms does branching, but I'm betting it does.
Greetings Chris, thank you for doing a great job. Tell me , how to record the polls, they just do not appear in the recordings,. I believe this can be done but I can not figure it out. Many thaks
Chris, If I understand correctly one can only add a single e image per question. What I'm looking to do is rank your favorite Dorito Chips 1st 2nd 3rd place and include the names and pictures of corresponding chip; Nacho Cheese, Cool Ranch, & Spicy Sweet Chili. It appears that I can only add one picture. Is that correct?
Hi Chris, I am trying to retrieve poll results for multiple choice questions. When I run the report the data only shows the first choice the user clicked and not all the choices user clicked. What am I missing?
I am trying to allow participants to join before I (host) do. I’ve turned on the setting and turned off the waiting room and opted to use a password instead of using waiting room since I want participants to join without me. It’s still putting everyone in waiting room. I at least need someone to be able to join with my host key but that option doesn’t even pop up on one device. When it does pop up as an option on another device, the next page asks for u to login with email instead of just asking for the host key code. Please help. Thanks so much🙏🏽
I've been thinking about this, and I have a proposed approach. It requires either being or knowing a good Excel programmer. At the moment, I'm too busy to actually implement it, but I can outline the plan, and I know enough Excel to be confident that it would work. You need to set up the ballot as an advanced poll, containing ten separate single-choice questions, one per candidate, with the possible responses "yes" and "no". We only want to count the "yes" votes, so voting "no" is the same as abstaining. You can also add an option for "abstain", depending on what people find most comfortable. You also need to set the ballot so the results are anonymous. Zoom lets you download poll results as a .csv file. If you set up the questions as outlined above, then the download will show you anonymous voter-by-voter results. That is, for example, it will show you that voter #1 cast "yes" votes for exactly five candidates, while voter #2 cast them for six candidates, but it won't tell you the voters' names. This doesn't prevent a voter from voting for the wrong number of candidates, but it does allow disqualifying ballots with the wrong number of "yes" votes, using either formulas or VBA macros. It should then be straightforward to tally the total "yes" votes from only the ballots that weren't disqualified.
Excellent presentation. I have quick question. I used your lesson and created polls for my group with Pictures. Interestingly 65% participants could not see full picture on their iphone. Android users were able to see perfectly fine. When we share results every one can see full pictures. I am still confused , am i missing some thing in setup ?
Hi Chris, the term "advanced polls" tells me someone can vote ahead of the actual zoom meeting. In my experience I've been able to launch a poll during a meeting, but how do I enable it for someone to vote in advance of the meeting, if they are unable to attend. That's the question of the day and will make the upcoming Special Strata Meeting a lot easier to run if I can do this! Cheers.
Zoom is using Advanced to mean their new poll question types. If you want someone to vote ahead of a meeting, you need to make a poll in other app. Either Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, or another poll app. Zoom will not allow polls before a meeting. Google Forms would probably be the best option.
Thanks for this. Great. Can "quizzes" be run in breakout rooms? If yes, could one participant only answer the quiz so you could have a "trivia" activity in a breakout room? I've subbed to you excellent channel.
Hi, Chris, Thank you for making this video! For Zoom Webinar I tested out the "Short Answer" option but unlike the other question types when I tried to display the answers for the audience and for myself (as Host), it only showed the number of people who had answered the question and NOT the Short Answers themselves. For example, if I asked about favorite rock band, it wouldn't display Queen, R.E.M., Beatles, etc. as the sample answers. I couldn't see this as the Host nor could I see the results as a pretend Attendee. There was a box with "for details" linked out to ?another tab but when I clicked it, nothing happened or showed up. I can't find the answer on the Zoom website itself (surprise, surprise....NOT).
@@hilarymerlin1212 I haven't used Zoom for a large meeting in a year. But last year, what I found out is sharing results with a Zoom audience is only enabled for some question types and does not include short answers. Things might have changed since then.
Hi Chris, Thank you. A great video. Unfortunately, in my excitement I jumped in and created two complex advanced polls for an upcoming training workshop. Only, I created them using my PMI. So, they are now attached to that. Is there any way I can associate these polls with another meeting, or do I have to learn by my mistake and recreate them from scratch within the relevant meeting?
I think you are going to have to recreate them. One thing to note. make sure you make a meeting template of of the advanced polls so you can reuse them.
I hope this doesn't sound like I'm poking fun, or in derision, but Chris' accent makes it easier to listen & follow! I know you're not supposed to think a compliment is genuine if you compliment something about which no one has a choice... Good video on Advanced Polling, Chris!
love your delivery and attention to detail
Thank you, Kathleen. I appreciate the positive feedback.
Plan to use all the new polls. Will definitely check out your video on quizzes. Thx
Amazing, amazing and amazing clip Mr.Chris..... you made my meetings more effective. Thanks a lot and keep posting more such helpful videos....God bless you.
Thank you, I will
Thanks a lot, Chris. For POLLING, the Rating type is probably the most useful, and it is the easiest to create as well.
Looking forward to your upcoming vid on using these new advanced questions for QUIZZES. Thanks again.
Thank you. I agree. I like the rating feature.
This was terrific information for me Chris. You are a natural teacher too. Thank you.
Thank you Gary!
When people register for a webinar is it possible to provide them a link to download the current version of Zoom so they can participate in the advance polls.
Not possible since a lot of companies control the version their employees use.
I don't like that the questions are called ranking questions when they are actually rating questions. Ranking questions are those that ask you to do a comparative ranking or sorting task. For example, please rank the following 5 items as to your preference, with 1 being your most preferred and 5 being your least preferred choice!
Chris, thank you so much. Very clarifying tips. Great job!
My pleasure!
Do you know the image dimensions for advanced polls?
Hello Chris, thank you so much! this is very helpful! I am wondering if it is possible to add subquestions, For example, for people who choose answer C, I have 2 additional sub questions under answer C
Hello, Jane. That is called *branching* and it is not possible with Zoom. You could do that with Microsoft Forms. I'm not sure if Google Forms does branching, but I'm betting it does.
Hi @@ChrisMenardTraining Thanks so much for letting me know!
Greetings Chris, thank you for doing a great job. Tell me , how to record the polls, they just do not appear in the recordings,. I believe this can be done but I can not figure it out. Many thaks
Zoom Web Portal > Settings > Recording > Advanced Cloud Recording Section and enable Save Poll Results Shared in Meeting/Webinar
Hello. Can I create a quiz that could be used for different meetings?
Chris, If I understand correctly one can only add a single e image per question. What I'm looking to do is rank your favorite Dorito Chips 1st 2nd 3rd place and include the names and pictures of corresponding chip; Nacho Cheese, Cool Ranch, & Spicy Sweet Chili. It appears that I can only add one picture. Is that correct?
Correct, only one picture per poll. You could combine all three images into one would be my suggestion.
What is the best image size to use?
Zoom support says uploaded images must be either PNG or JPEG format, and cannot exceed 2 MB. I say the smaller the better.
Dear Chris, it is possible to create a poll with 5 possible answers and restrict the audience to select a maximum of 3 answers?
Not possible with Zoom polls.
Can I add images? I'd like users to match artists with paintings.
Hi Chris, I am trying to retrieve poll results for multiple choice questions. When I run the report the data only shows the first choice the user clicked and not all the choices user clicked. What am I missing?
I am trying to allow participants to join before I (host) do. I’ve turned on the setting and turned off the waiting room and opted to use a password instead of using waiting room since I want participants to join without me. It’s still putting everyone in waiting room. I at least need someone to be able to join with my host key but that option doesn’t even pop up on one device. When it does pop up as an option on another device, the next page asks for u to login with email instead of just asking for the host key code. Please help. Thanks so much🙏🏽
How do you setup a voting for an AGM ; for example 10 candidate to select ONLY 5
I've been thinking about this, and I have a proposed approach. It requires either being or knowing a good Excel programmer. At the moment, I'm too busy to actually implement it, but I can outline the plan, and I know enough Excel to be confident that it would work.
You need to set up the ballot as an advanced poll, containing ten separate single-choice questions, one per candidate, with the possible responses "yes" and "no". We only want to count the "yes" votes, so voting "no" is the same as abstaining. You can also add an option for "abstain", depending on what people find most comfortable. You also need to set the ballot so the results are anonymous.
Zoom lets you download poll results as a .csv file. If you set up the questions as outlined above, then the download will show you anonymous voter-by-voter results. That is, for example, it will show you that voter #1 cast "yes" votes for exactly five candidates, while voter #2 cast them for six candidates, but it won't tell you the voters' names. This doesn't prevent a voter from voting for the wrong number of candidates, but it does allow disqualifying ballots with the wrong number of "yes" votes, using either formulas or VBA macros. It should then be straightforward to tally the total "yes" votes from only the ballots that weren't disqualified.
Excellent presentation. I have quick question. I used your lesson and created polls for my group with Pictures. Interestingly 65% participants could not see full picture on their iphone.
Android users were able to see perfectly fine. When we share results every one can see full pictures. I am still confused , am i missing some thing in setup ?
That sounds like a bug on Zoom's part. You clearly set it up correctly if some users can see the pics but other user can't.
Hi Chris, the term "advanced polls" tells me someone can vote ahead of the actual zoom meeting. In my experience I've been able to launch a poll during a meeting, but how do I enable it for someone to vote in advance of the meeting, if they are unable to attend. That's the question of the day and will make the upcoming Special Strata Meeting a lot easier to run if I can do this! Cheers.
Zoom is using Advanced to mean their new poll question types. If you want someone to vote ahead of a meeting, you need to make a poll in other app. Either Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, or another poll app. Zoom will not allow polls before a meeting. Google Forms would probably be the best option.
@@ChrisMenardTraining Thanks for clarifying Chris, much appreciated!
thanks for this clear and well explained video
this is cool, also can have quick result after doing presentation to clients
I'm loving this new feature.
Chris, Can one use "Single Choice" option with one choice being "Filling in your own choice" while another choice being a nominated choice? Thank you.
Thank you so much, very informative!
Thanks for this. Great. Can "quizzes" be run in breakout rooms? If yes, could one participant only answer the quiz so you could have a "trivia" activity in a breakout room? I've subbed to you excellent channel.
Deborah, not at this time. That would be a great feature.
Great video, Chris. Thank you.
Glad to help. Thanks, Lisa!
Hi, Chris, Thank you for making this video! For Zoom Webinar I tested out the "Short Answer" option but unlike the other question types when I tried to display the answers for the audience and for myself (as Host), it only showed the number of people who had answered the question and NOT the Short Answers themselves. For example, if I asked about favorite rock band, it wouldn't display Queen, R.E.M., Beatles, etc. as the sample answers. I couldn't see this as the Host nor could I see the results as a pretend Attendee. There was a box with "for details" linked out to ?another tab but when I clicked it, nothing happened or showed up. I can't find the answer on the Zoom website itself (surprise, surprise....NOT).
I came here with that question. What does share results look like for open-ended questions?
@@hilarymerlin1212 I haven't used Zoom for a large meeting in a year. But last year, what I found out is sharing results with a Zoom audience is only enabled for some question types and does not include short answers. Things might have changed since then.
Wow im learning everyday thankyou
So nice of you.
Hi Chris, Thank you. A great video. Unfortunately, in my excitement I jumped in and created two complex advanced polls for an upcoming training workshop. Only, I created them using my PMI. So, they are now attached to that. Is there any way I can associate these polls with another meeting, or do I have to learn by my mistake and recreate them from scratch within the relevant meeting?
I think you are going to have to recreate them. One thing to note. make sure you make a meeting template of of the advanced polls so you can reuse them.
@@ChrisMenardTraining Thanks, I appreciate the feedback and the advice.
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Thank you. Advanced polls is a great feature.
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Thank you 😋
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