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Polling in Zoom Meetings

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Prerequisites

  • The host user type must be licensed
  • The meeting must be either a scheduled meeting, or an instant meeting using your Personal Meeting ID. The host needs to be using the desktop client to manage polling.

Enable polling

  1. To use polling on Zoom, you must first enable it. To do so, login to the web portal, and click on Settings on the left side panel.Settings on Zoom web portal
  2. Navigate to In Meeting > Polling to enable by clicking on the slider.

screenshot to enable polling

 

Creating a Poll

  1. Click on your scheduled meeting in your web portalscreenshot of scheduled meetings
  2. On the bottom of the page find the Poll & click Add to create a poll. Enter a title, question and answer. Click Add a Question to create additional questions.screenshot of adding poll questions
  3. Start the scheduled Zoom meeting that has polling enabled.
  4. Click Polls in the meeting controls.
  5. Select the poll you would like to launch and click Launch Poll.
  6. You can also End Poll and Share Results.screenshot of ending poll

Generating Reports for Polling

Navigate to the Web Portal  > Reports > Usage Reports tab > click Meeting. Next to Report Type, select Poll Report then click Generate in the last column.

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