Using a tool like Mentimeter gives you the ability to ask, interact and collect meaningful data from your students. Below are some listed ideas you may want to consider and opportunities to have a go at participating in a menti or two.

Popular Questions

Multiple choice - Set out a number of options for the students to choose.

Ice breaker at the start of a session
Test knowledge

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Word clouds - Show a cloud of frequency-based responses (used often to think wisely)

What comes to mind first
Collective thought
Pain points
Explore misconceptions
Searching for patterns in data
Simple way to visually show impact

Open ended questions - Allow the students to ask any specific questions they may have. Max 250 characters

More than 1 word answers
Statements / experienced
Thoughts before learning
Thoughts after learning

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Scales - Allow the students to rate statements using a scale.

Students ranking their position - high low
Reflection
How do you feel - likert scale
Evaluate your teaching

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Ranking question - Rank responses by frequency.

Students value
Priorities learning needs / knowledge gaps
what worked well and what didn't

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Q&A - the ability to ask questions directly

If this option is used, the audience can ask questions directly to the presenter throughout and then the presenter can chose what to answer.

Quiz Completion

Select Answer / Type Answer

Quiz Competition lets students compete against each other to bring out the competitive spirit and create a fun experience! You can choose between Multiple-Choice Quiz questions or Type Answer where participants need to type the answer themselves instead of choosing from a list.

Advanced Questions

100 points question - Give the students ‘100 points’ to delegate different items in the question.

Give students "£100" to priorities their sections
Express their answer in detail, having emphasis on they 'why' instead of 'just because'

2 by 2 Grid - Create a grid to allow students to rate statements based on two factors, rather than one.

Wanting students to rate something on 2 axes

Quizzes - Create live quizzes for students using the ‘Who will win’ option.

Internal voting on 'who did best' - groups presentations, feeding back
Only show the 'winner' no how may other votes others may of got

Quick forms - Create quick, survey-style forms for students to fill out.

Collect more data from your audience

Your Menti Results

Online Delivery Tools

Preferred Online Teaching delivery mode

1 Piece of advice

Chunked Content

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