Multi-choice quiz / survey / voting plugin app for Bloggers
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I blog for fun – not profit. I am a teacher and a singer songwriter. I am not rich – in fact, rather poor; I cannot commit even a small budget to a website – so I blog.
i can think of quite a few uses for a quiz plugin if it were versatile enough to be used for voting ( in my case – peoples’ lyrics), and for English language quizzes (especially if sections are progressive). It could probably also do surveys. The quizzes could be for fun, or serious education of any subject. If the plugin is kept simple it would be very versatile. I’m sure I’m not alone in needing this for blogging…The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Hi there!
Sure! You can use the free version of Polldaddy with your WordPress.com site.
Go here: https://justincayce.wordpress.com/wp-admin/
Then go to Feedback > Polls, then click Add New.
There’s more information on how it works here: https://en.support.wordpress.com/polls/
Let me know if you have any questions.
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Wow! Thanks Sarah. That polling add-in works great. I put a poll on a page and another in a widget ( and I thought I was a webidiot!
But it still remains for me to try and find a way to give answers to, like, grammar questions – missing word, or have some text pop up after voting to let people know why the choice is right or wrong….
That way I could create an whole new account to teach students. But it would not be good to have a time limited ( max 1 week) thing like the poll is.Thanks Sarah
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You can create quizzes with Polldaddy and there are options to let participants see the correct answers when they finish. Polldaddy is owned by the same company as WordPress.com so you can sign in using your WordPress.com account credentials. Then go to the Polldaddy Dashbaord – https://polldaddy.com/dashboard/ – and click “Create a new …” > Quiz.
There’s more info here:
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