Polling @ McGill analytics with Vevox
The data panel in Vevox, the Polling @ McGill tool, provides information about participant responses to your poll, such as poll and Q&A engagement, poll results including participant scores, and the number of engaged participants.
Overview of Vevox analytics
The data panel in Vevox provides an overview of the key analytics from your event:
Poll results: results and level of engagement with the polls
Q&A results: level of engagement with the Q&A
Survey results: results and level of engagement with the survey
Attendees: list of attendees for the session
Scores: participant score rankings
Export your analytics
Several analytics can be exported from Vevox. Follow these steps to export your analytics:
Select your Vevox session.
Go to Data tab.
Click Download.
Select Data report for comprehensive analytics, or Data images for graphical representations of results.
Data report
A comprehensive Data report can be exported from Vevox as an Excel file. The table below explains what information is provided.
Analytic | Description |
|---|---|
Attendance | List of students who joined the session |
Polling summary | Summary of each poll in your session |
Polling results | Responses your students gave to each poll question, including each student’s overall performance |
Survey summary | Summary of each survey in your session |
Survey results | Responses your students gave to each survey question, including each student’s overall performance |
Q&A | List of questions asked in the Q&A, their upvotes, downvotes (if enabled), and the answers provided |
Data images
Vevox provides visualizations of key analytics from your session. This includes infographics that summarize engagement with polls, surveys, the Q&A, and the session as a whole, as well as a snap-shot of the results of each individual poll and survey question.
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