Students scan a QR code and give instant feedback on comprehension, lessons, and courses. Replace paper exit tickets with real-time digital surveys that take less than 15 seconds to complete.
Exit Ticket
How well did you understand today's lesson?
What's one thing you're still confused about?
of students complete QR surveys when shown in class
than paper exit tickets to collect and review
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From daily exit tickets to end-of-semester evaluations, QR code surveys give educators instant insight into student understanding.
Display a QR code on the projector during the last two minutes of class. Students scan and submit before they leave. No paper to collect or sort through.
Pause mid-lesson and have students scan to rate their understanding. Identify confused students in real time and adjust your teaching on the spot.
Students share honest opinions without fear of judgment. Anonymous surveys encourage quieter students to speak up about what's working and what's not.
Run mid-semester and end-of-semester course evaluations digitally. Collect structured ratings and open-ended feedback to improve your curriculum.
Students scan with any smartphone, tablet, or Chromebook camera. The survey opens directly in the browser. Zero setup time, zero IT headaches.
See responses the moment students submit them. View aggregate results, individual answers, and trends over time from your dashboard. No manual tallying.
QR code surveys work anywhere students have access to a device. Here are the most effective placements educators use.
Print and post a QR code next to your whiteboard. Students scan on their way out for a quick daily exit ticket.
Add the QR code to your last slide of the day. Project it large on screen so every student can scan from their seat.
Include a QR code on worksheets, study guides, or assignment sheets so students can give feedback right after completing the work.
Place laminated QR code cards at each lab station. Students report on their experiment results or rate the activity as they rotate through.
Post QR surveys in study rooms and reading areas. Collect feedback on library resources, tutoring sessions, or study group effectiveness.
Place QR surveys on bulletin boards and hallway displays for school-wide feedback on events, assemblies, or new initiatives.
Use these proven question templates to get meaningful feedback from your students.
"On a scale of 1-5, how well do you understand the main concept from today's lesson?"
Best for: Quick daily comprehension checks. Use a 1-5 rating scale for fast scanning of class-wide understanding.
"What was the most confusing part of today's lesson? Describe it in one or two sentences."
Best for: Identifying specific areas of confusion. Open-ended text lets students explain exactly where they got lost.
"Summarize the most important thing you learned today in one sentence."
Best for: Assessing retention of key takeaways. Forces students to distill the lesson into its essential idea.
"Is the pace of this class too fast, just right, or too slow?"
"Which activity this week helped you learn the most? (lecture, group work, hands-on, video, reading)"
"Do you feel comfortable asking questions in this class? Why or why not?"
"How relevant are the homework assignments to what we cover in class? (1-5 scale)"
"Rate how clearly the instructor explains new concepts. (1-5 scale)"
"If you could change one thing about this class, what would it be?"
PollQR surveys are anonymous by default and do not collect personally identifiable student information. No student accounts or logins are required. Because no PII is stored, PollQR is suitable for classroom use under FERPA guidelines. Schools should consult their own compliance teams for specific district policies.
No. Students simply scan the QR code with their smartphone camera and the survey opens instantly in their web browser. No app downloads, no account creation, and no login required. This works on iPhones, Android phones, tablets, and Chromebooks.
Students can use any device with a camera and web browser, including school-issued tablets, Chromebooks, and laptops. Teachers can also share the direct survey URL so students can type it into any browser without needing to scan the QR code.
Responses appear in real time on your PollQR dashboard. As soon as a student submits their answer, you can see the results. This makes it possible to adjust instruction on the fly or address confusion before the next class.
Yes. You can keep the same survey and QR code active throughout the semester. Students scan the same code each day, and all responses are collected with timestamps so you can track comprehension trends over time.
PollQR offers a free tier that includes survey creation and QR code generation, which is enough for most individual classroom use cases. Pro and Business plans are available for departments or schools that need higher response limits, advanced analytics, and sentiment analysis.
Create your first classroom exit ticket in under 5 minutes. Free to start, no credit card required.
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