Create a Pre/Post Comparison Poll
Using the Pre/Post Comparison Poll
Overview
Pre/Post poll comparisons are used to compare the results of a poll question before and after learning information. It's a great tool to showcase how your audience changed or maintained their viewpoint on a specific question. Currently, the Pre/Post Comparison can only be displayed through the Conferences i/o Windows PowerPoint Add-In. Click here to download our PowerPoint Add-In for Windows.
Create a Pre/Post Comparison Poll
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Sign in to the session as a Moderator
Note: Pre/Post Comparison can only be done with multiple-choice options
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Create two identical multiple-choice polls with the same question within a session
Note: We suggest adding a differentiator in the poll name to tell them apart easily (reference the image)
- Navigate to Session Settings > Add Live Content to PowerPoint
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Scroll down to the bottom of the page to generate a Pre/Post Comparison. Select the first poll as the Pre-Test, and then choose the second version of the poll as the Post-Test. Choosing your polls in that order is critical.
- Click Create Pre/Post Comparison
Using the Pre/Post Comparison Poll
You can confirm the poll has been created because it will appear in the list of your polls on the Add Live Content to PowerPoint page
- Insert the slides into your presentation in the following order:
- Pre-Question Poll
- Post-Question Poll
- Pre-Post Comparison Poll
- Run the PowerPoint to collect data for both the first question and the second question; and then the Pre/Post Comparison slide will show the comparison. The Pre/Post Comparison slide will be blank until responses have been collected for the first and second poll.
If you need a refresher on the different methods to insert Live Content slides into PowerPoint, see our article entitled "Using the Windows PowerPoint Add-In for Polls"
Change Slide Background Color
By default, a newly created Pre/Post Comparison slide will have a dark background. You can switch it to a light background by:
- Go to Session Settings
- Click Add Live Content to PowerPoint
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Find the Pre-Post Poll and click Edit on the right side of the page
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Select Light Background
- Click Save
Below is a sample slide that has been switched to the Light Background: