This document provides information on free online survey and poll tools that can be used in the classroom. It describes the features of five tools: Ask500, Poll Everywhere, ProProfs Polls, Survey Monkey, and Zoomerang. All five tools allow users to create online polls or surveys with different question types. They vary in features like number of questions allowed, ability to embed polls, and capacity for respondents. The document also provides example poll links to demonstrate the tools.

2. PRO PROFS POLLS – free one question poll. Online access. Quick set up, no downloads. Easily embedded into a blog or webpage. Feel free to respond to this poll http://www.proprofs.com/polls/poll/?title=what-is-a-wiki .

3. SURVEY MONKEY – http://www.surveymonkey.com/ . Up to 10 free questions with up to 100 respondents. No downloads, easy set up with over 20 types of questions that can be asked (scale, comment, multiple choice, drop-down…), and live results. Check this handout which explains how to use this webtool in the classroom – many examples shown here: http://elementaryexplorations.wikispaces.com/file/view/Survey+Monkey+Handout.pdf

4. ZOOMERANG – http://www.zoomerang.com/ Free sign up has capability of using 30 questions per survey with up to 100 respondents. No downloads, easy to use. Can pre-assess student understanding on an upcoming topic, evaluate the unit studied….Can import into blogs, powerpoint.