Before: open a survey room
No slides yet: open a Live survey room from your dashboard, invite the room with the code, and read what people expect before you start.
Open a survey room
Live survey during a presentation, or at the end of a training, on the slides you already have
Participants answer on their phones at their own pace, anonymously unless you ask for names. You read the answers as they come, beside your slides, and keep them in the session report.
- Free to start, no credit card
- Participants join by QR code, no app, no account
How do you run a live survey during a presentation?
With Diaposi. The host presents the PowerPoint, PDF or Word deck they already have and opens a survey from the panel beside the slides, written by hand or by Diaposi from the slides. Participants join with a QR code, no app and no account, and answer on their phones at their own pace, anonymously unless the host asks for names. Every answer is kept in the session report.
Before, during and after your presentation
During: a survey beside your slide
On any slide, launch a survey from the panel. The room answers from their phones at their own pace while you go on, and the panel fills in beside the slide.
Start an interactive session
After: the evaluation, before the room leaves
On your last slide, launch the end-of-session survey with the join code on the screen. The answers are in your report before anyone has left the room.
Run the evaluation
Six kinds of question, none of them marked
- One answerOne answer among several, two to eight
- Several answersTick all that apply
- Yes or noTwo answers, Yes and No
- RatingA scale from 1 to 5, or up to 10, a word under each end
- NumberA number to give, with a unit if you want
- Free answerA few lines, read on your panel as they come
Up to 20 questions in one survey, in the order you choose, each one edited before you launch.
Make it, invite the room, keep the results
Make it in a minute
Write your questions, or let Diaposi write a short survey from your slides, in their language. Six kinds of question, up to twenty, and anonymous answers on by default.
Invite the room
The QR code and the eight-digit code on your screen. Participants answer from their phones, no app and no account, at their own pace.
Keep the results in your Diaposi
Every answer sits in the session report, question by question: each choice with its count, each rating with its average, every free answer in full. Ready to export to Excel or as a PDF.
How do you collect training feedback before the room leaves?
The evaluation on your last slide
Launch the survey while the room is still there: whoever has not joined scans the code on your screen, everyone answers from their phone in a few minutes, and the answers sit in your session report before anyone has left. Not an email sent afterwards.
Anonymous by default, named when you ask
Anonymous answers is on when you build the survey: nobody is asked their name, and the report carries none. Switch it off and participants give a name before the first question; you then see who wrote what, on the panel and in the report.
At their own pace, open until you end it
Each participant walks the questions on their own phone, skips one if they want, folds the card and comes back to it. The survey stays open until you end it, so a latecomer can still answer. Their phone closes on a thank you and their own answers.
Beside the survey: polls, Q&A and quizzes on the same slides
On the same slides, and in the same session:
What does the host keep after the survey?
The answers live, beside your slides
The survey never takes the screen: the slide stays up for the room, and the panel on your side fills in question by question, a bar per answer, the average of a rating, the free answers as they are written. Hide the answers while the room is still typing, end it when you choose.
The report, question by question
Every survey of the session sits in its results page with the time it ran and how many answered: each choice with its count, each rating with its average, each number with its mean, every free answer in full, and who answered when you asked for names.
A Live survey room from your dashboard
No presentation that day? Open a room from the Live survey tile, drop a file for Diaposi to write from, and invite the room. Its History keeps every past survey with its results, and Save and exit closes the room with them.
Kept for the next group, with Upgrade
With Upgrade, your surveys stay on your account to run with the next group, a survey runs again from its results, and its answers are exported as a CSV.
Where a live survey changes the session
Every answer is kept, question by question, in the session report and your analytics, for 12 months.
Frequently asked questions
Is the live survey free?
Yes. Hosting is free to start, with no card, and participants never pay. The paid plans, Starter and Pro, are for learners. Writing the survey, the answers live on your panel and the report are open to every host.
Do participants need an account or an app to answer a survey?
No. They join from their browser with the QR code or the 8-digit code, on a phone, a laptop or a tablet. Only the host has an account.
Are the survey answers anonymous?
Yes, unless you ask for names. Anonymous answers is on by default: nobody is asked their name, and the report carries none. Switch it off and participants give a name before the first question.
Can I run a training feedback survey at the end of the session?
Yes. Launch the survey on your last slide, while the room is still there. Participants answer from their phones in a few minutes, and the answers are in the session report before they leave.
Does Diaposi write the survey questions for me?
Yes. Diaposi writes a short survey from your slides, in their language, with at least one rating, one choice and one free answer, and you edit every question before you launch. With no text to read, it builds the survey on your chapters instead.
What is the difference between a poll and a survey?
A poll is one question for the whole room at once, its result on the screen as the votes come. A survey is a set of questions, up to 20, that each participant answers at their own pace with no right answer, read on the host's panel and kept in the report.