Ask something worth answering
Write an open question. Keep it focused enough to answer, without deciding what people should say.
Ask an open question. Leave room for their words.
Write the question in your own words, send one link, and give every Participant room to answer properly.
What made the weekend?
The long walk, no plans, and finding that little café on the way back.
A whole afternoon outside with everyone. Let’s do it again.
Leave room for the answer you didn’t expect.
Give everyone the link
People can write a Response in their browser without an account, even if they would not speak first in a group.
Read it in their words
Find individual written Responses in your Creator view. They are not displayed as a public answer wall.
Some answers need their own words.
Event feedback
Ask what worked, what should change, or what people want next.
Class and team prompts
Give everyone space to share an idea before the group discussion starts.
Suggestions
Collect names, themes, recommendations, or new directions through one link.
Conversation starters
Ask one thoughtful question and hear from people who may not speak first.
Good to know before you start.
Do participants need to sign in?
No. Anyone who can open the link can write a Response without creating an account.
Are written Responses public?
No. Written Responses are available to the Creator and are not shown as a public answer wall.
Can I ask more than one question?
Yes. Add more activities to turn one Question into a guided multi-activity Round.
A Round for the moment you’re in.
Explore use casesEvent feedback
Find out what landed, what needs work, and what people want next. Mix a quick rating, a focused choice, and a written question in one feedback Round.
Classroom activities
Check understanding, start a discussion, or find out what needs another explanation. Share a short Round that students can answer from their own device.
