EchoPoll

As an instructor I would like the ability to edit sessions / assignments after they closed. For example, if I mark the wrong answer as correct and I need to edit the correct answer after the fact I would like to be able to do this and have the system update the participants scores accordingly. I would also like to be able to edit point values after the session / assignment is closed.

For Echo Poll, the poll I am creating does not show the point total for the quiz I am creating. Point Solutions does. That is handy.

A greater range of question types in PowerPoint environment would be useful. For example, matching questions, drop down, ranking.

When using an image or equation as a question or answer the text field is still required. This feels like an extra step that is not needed.

As academics create more Poll Decks, it would be good to organise these in a folder or collection structure.

When I create a PPT deck with Animations, I need those Animations (like fly-in bullets) to work in the PPT Companion App AND show on the learner's screen.

Can you please include the option Chart label = response for the numeric question? The current Rank - Response is a bit confusing to interpret. Thank you.

As an instructor, I would like the ability to create XY scatter plot questions

EchoPoll Assignment Introduction text area could benefit from using a richer text editor so that instructors can also add links to websites, videos, images, etc in the assignment description. At the moment the introduction can only be simple text.

Could an appropriate statement be added to the joining slide informing participants that “All responses are identifiable in the system, even if anonymous on screen”. a couple of reasons for this ask If respondents are not aware of this, it may lead to some giving different responses than if they knew their responses were identifiable. We have had inappropriate responses in free text responses and there has been no way to identify offenders, which has led to a policy being written to not allow free text in "open access" polling.