VoxVote Reviews

It allows an unlimited number of respondents and many features which can be customized.
It was easy to implement and the tutorial was helpful. They let you try it for free 5 times so you can test drive it.

Ask me again in a few months after I've used it a few times. I am still playing around with it and don't know what I like or don't like yet. i would love to be able to integrate the questions right into my powerpoint, but at this point it looks like I will be toggling back and forth. Let me know it this is not correct.

easy to learn how to use it. very friendly

design can be upgraded to somthing more nice

I really like the "bring your own device" or BYOD philosophy. It makes this very easily accessible and eliminates hardware logistics for the presenters/organizers. There is a nice variety of question or rather answer types, including multiple choice and free text/word cloud.

Creating a quiz is very easy, and with a bit of experience it requires hardly any effort.

The designer interface as well as the presentation itself are not very intuitive or self explanatory. You actually have to know what you are doing especially regarding key shortcuts, otherwise you can feel lost (I hid the results by accident during my first presentation with Voxvote, and couldn't make them reappear, for example). It's easy once you consult the documentation though.

The screen for the audience does not update automatically. In order to keep track of how many people have voted, you have to keep pushing the refresh button.

I haven't found a way yet to make Voxvote show the correct answer after voting, but I do it in Powerpoint instead.

The screen the audience sees is the same one that the presenter sees on his screen. I think it would be nicer if there was a presenter screen with all info and a cleaner, uncluttered audience screen on the 2nd monitor/projector.

It is easy to use. It works without any sort of problems or glitches. I like that I always have the same code, so that students don't need a new code for each question that I might ask. The visuals are also clear so that students can see them easily on the screen and it seems to work on everyone's phone or computer.

Mostly, I wish that I could incorporate a poll into PowerPoint slides. It would make it simpler to ask a question, and then go into a discussion and then to another question.
I would also like to be able to duplicate an event and name it according to the semester, year and session in which I am using it, since I will often repeat a poll over several semesters if it works well.

Kahoot is used a lot in our company during events, but I needed something that is not a contest but a poll that allows for more than 4 answers.

PROS:
+ Web based and browser access and no mandatory app required (not everyone has a smartphone!)
+ Easy to set-up questions
+ Clear visualisation of the results

- First impression of a question with 7 answers looked clunky due to scrolling that felt unnatural
- After a first test, it is not clear what "free" really means... Limitations of a free account were not visible, but then again I dit not really look for it either before filling this in.

--> value for your company will be that your name will be mentioned and projected throughout a diverse population of 10K+ employee company. If feedback of participants is good, it will be promoted in our internal intranet community.

The results can be shown live in front of the audience. The availability of the tool is great.

The user interface for administering the Votings is not so self explanatory. I needed to practice first before I did my first live voting in front of an audience.

I love that I have a free option since I only use it once a year

I am not happy with the price point for annual subscription options.

We started using this to survey our leadership teams so they can use their phones to take the surveys and that's helped a lot with getting the surveys filled out and completed. The fact that they can use their phone rather than be in the office made a massive difference in completion rate for us.

Minor learning curve with design, but as with any new piece of software it just took a little bit of experimentation and practice (and online videos) to get the hang of things.

Great super, will write more here to gill

Rubbish. Just doing this to get one more credit.

What I love most about voxvote is that I can consult with my students live and analyze the results in real time. The other advantage is that you do not need to install any software which allows it to be compatible on any device with internet.

The only disadvantage is that they could add an unlimited payment plan, that is to say that for a fixed amount you can have imitated events, not only for credits, the rest is an excellent tool.

Very easy to use, self explanatory. Great for folks like me who are not as tech-savvy as others

Nothing really - would like to have the capability to add maybe one slide for the free version to try it out.

It is easy to use and intuitive, you can start working with it immediately after start t

I would like the software to have more interaction with common presentation software (e.g., Powerpoint).

I love that it is easy to use, that I can have as many students log on as I need - most others only offer a limited number for the free trial version.
Mostly, I want to be interactive in my lectures and this is the tool to help me do that.

Dread to have my credits end and to have to pay for it.

I really like the ease of use and display of results and ability to show different aspects of the poll.

Sometimes it can be a little slow to update when editing a survey. I have also had issues remembering to hit start on every question but these are minor points that I do not think detract from this tool.

Easy to use from the start without any knowledge of the app.

The free version is rather limited and the limitation of 10 questions per event is easily reached.
Moreover, a bug in the application doubles some questions without notice and adds them to the final count.

It is very easy to use. Flexible to manage the event.

Wish it was free beyond the initial 5 sessions.

The idea of getting results fast and we do contest that requires voting all the time so we will use it frequently

Had trouble going live so once I can get that going I can test the results and get back. I couldnt find any reason for it not to work and search a lot to find the answer

Simplicity of use for the for voters makes it quick and easy for the facilitator to integrate into a learning session

Not being able to embed the survey into presentation software such as PowerPoint which means the facilitators need to toggle between 2 screens

easy to use, fast, always work.

Perhaps the bars could have pre-defined different colours

Simplicity to use , live results, I liked it

Design and , I had to try many things to see how I can empty the results to use it again. I used duplicate but not veyr sure it is the good way

I love that there's an app...makes it easy for our audience members to participate in the process. Also like that we get to show results in real time.

It's a little slow, and some functions seem a little backwards (like pushing "update" before "close"...there's no auto-save, so you can lose any changes if you hit "close" before "update")

Pretty simple and straightforward. It is easy to create questions and start polling in about 10 minutes.

That you need "credits" to use the polling features. But I understand they can't give everything away for free.

It's easy, intuitive and can be personalized!

The pay system - I understand why but if you could buy one event at the time that'd be much easier

multiple questions with multiple answer types

could use more options as a teaching tool: e.g. statistical output, more credits for academic use