Surveys+or+Quizzes

These are two good sites for creating a survey or quiz. Based on how you want to use the program, you can keep the information anonomous or request a name.

Classroom Ideas:
 * Think of this as the "K" in a KWL chart - what do the kids know already so you can move on in a unit
 * Take a class pulse on a particular unit before assessing - was it covered well enough?
 * Have ideas for a class reward? Post them for a vote
 * Use it as a real life lesson in democracy - vote for your interests
 * Use it as a real life lesson on the Census - how the results will benefit a community

[|www.surveymonkey.com] and [|www.surveygizmo.com] are both easy to use and offer analysis on the final results. Both walk you through the process end to end. You decide:
 * The template/background/theme of your survey
 * Whether you will require names or not (if you do not ask, then there is anonymity in the responses)
 * Number of total questions
 * What format each question will be (multiple choice with only one response or multiple responses, open response, a matrix and more)
 * If any or all of the questions require a response

To see a sample, go to: http://mrslossing.wikispaces.com/Bluebonnet+Voting. Once a user submits, they may see the adjusted status of the results.