JaydLivePoll typesJaydLivePoll typesWhat the audience sees on their phone, and what the room sees on the big screen — for every type you can build in Admin.
One question, 2–6 options, one tap to vote. Optionally mark a correct answer — it's revealed on the results.
Attendee sees
Big screen shows
Results as bars or a pie — your choice per poll.
"Mark all that apply." Attendees tick every option that fits and submit once. Counts show how many people picked each.
Attendee sees
Big screen shows
One word or a short phrase. The room's answers grow into a cloud — the most-said words get biggest.
Attendee sees
Big screen shows
Free-form answers, up to a paragraph. Answers appear as cards — great for feedback, ideas, and session evaluations.
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A 1–5 star or 1–10 scale. The screen leads with the big average; the spread is one glance below it.
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4.3 average · 212 ratings
Attendees put every option in their order — favorite at the top. Each ballot scores every option with Borda points, so the standings show the room's real consensus, not just first choices.
Attendee sees
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2–8 options. Standings sort by points, then by average rank.
Not a separate type — a mode on multiple choice. Mark a correct answer, flip on Quiz mode, and set an optional timer. A timed quiz closes itself when the clock runs out, answers are scored instantly, and a leaderboard ranks the room by who got it right fastest.
Attendee sees
The question with a live countdown chip while the clock runs, instant right/wrong feedback after voting, and their place on the leaderboard when the poll closes.
Big screen shows
Timer from 1 second to an hour — or leave it untimed. Correct answers always rank ahead of fast wrong ones.
Pair two identical multiple choice polls — one asked before a session, one after — and JaydLive compares them side by side: the pre and post percentage for every option, plus the change in points. Program the pair on the Polls Programming page; the comparison appears on the display and in the Moderator Console when the post poll is featured.
Demographic breakdown
When an event collects ID fields at join, any multiple choice poll's results can also be broken down by an ID field — for example by Department — so you can see how each group in the room answered.
Group two or more polls into one survey — attendees answer them together, in order, on one card. Programmed on the Polls Programming page; launched from the Moderator Console or the PowerPoint pane.
Attendee sees
The questions one after another, with a running count — "Answered 2 of 5" — and a "Survey complete — thanks!" when they finish.
Big screen shows
Every question's live results, stacked on the room screen.
Always available alongside polls. The audience asks and upvotes; a moderator approves each question before the room sees it — or turn moderation off and questions post instantly.
Attendee sees
On the room screen
Nothing — the big screen stays on the live poll. Approved questions appear on the audience's phones and in the moderator's console, in upvote order — the speaker works down that list.