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How to use Scales slides
Use Scales questions to let your audience submit numeric answers or rate statements… Create a Scales question… Get responses on your Scales question
Change the results layout for your presentation
Learn how to change the results layout for your Multiple Choice, Open Ended and Scales questions… Scales… choose from different ways to visualize the results collected in your Multiple Choice, Open Ended and Scales
Ranking and rating items or allocating points
How to vote on Ranking, Scales, 2 by 2 Grid and 100 points questions… Rating items in one dimension (Scales)… To rate statements with the Scales question type, the participant simply drags the pointer to the score
How to run a workshop using Mentimeter
Multiple Choice or Scales: Ask participants, “How familiar are you with this topic?”… Scales: “On a scale of 1–10, how confident are you about X?”… Slide types to use: Scales: “How useful has this session been so far?”
See historical data with sessions and trends
If you have more than two sessions for a Scales or a Multiple Choice slide, it is possible to show a… through the different sessions: Kindly note, the trends feature is currently only available for Scales
What your audience experience
Choice, Image Choice or Quiz questions ​Responding on Word Clouds or Open Ended questions ​Voting on Scales
Why can't I add more options?
you can set for your questions: Multiple Choice - 10 (up to 30) ​100 Points - 10 (up to 30) ​Scales
An educator’s guide to Mentimeter
Scales: Allow students to rate their confidence, opinions or understanding… Scales slide: “How confident do you feel about explaining the greenhouse effect?” ​… Scales slide: “How clear was today’s lesson for you?” ​
What format should the image I want to upload be in?
Multiple choice - 16:9 Multiple choice (options) - 1:1 Word cloud - 16:9 Scales - 16:9 Open Ended - 16
How to use 2 by 2 Grid slides
The 2 by 2 Grid is similar to the Scales question type, except that participants rate each item in two