Audience Pace random and free Nagivation | Voters

Audience Pace random and free Nagivation

Stefani Porozantzidou

Currently, in the Audience Pace we are missing the free "navigation" of the audience in the presentation slides, being able to skip questions, and come back letter and/or have an overview of the the slides and select the order that he or she would like to follow.

July 17, 2018

Maja Jakobsson

Merged in a post:

Audience pace: go back

Amy Kesling

Give audience the ability to go back a slide to review, even if it doesn't allow them to resubmit responses

May 4, 2023

Dirk Steffens

I should be able to go back and even revise my previous input

Thorsten Kern

This is really an important feature. And I do say, votes must be changeable afterwards (or the moderator/owner of the survey must be able to set this option whether it is "view only" or "changeable". I wonder that there are not more requests on this. I had significant issues with some voters/participants who really discussed about the usability of mentimeter at all because of this missing feature. People EXPECT that they can go back and forth in an offline survey. It is not a nice-to-have, it is a must. I value mentimeter a lot, but without this capability it is not suited for offline / audience-pace surveys!

Thorsten Kern

This is really an important feature. And I do say, it must be changeable afterwards (or the moderator/owner of the survey must be able to set this option). I wonder that there are not more requests on this. I had significant issues with some voters/participants who really discussed about the usability of mentimeter at all because of this missing feature. People EXPECT that they can go back and forth in an offline survey. It is not a nice-to-have, it is a must. I value mentimeter a lot, but without this capability it is not suited for offline / audience-pace surveys!

Mandy Reynolds

This would help us with non-live surveys.

Kirsten Moy

I've had folks reach out to complain they can't see the other slides. I have to tell them to hit "submit" without typing anything in to advance. There should just be an option "Next" and "Previous" for all slides.

Marcus Riemer

I would like to have this feature as a quiz-like session before my lectures. Usually some students are ~5 minutes early and I would love to use there answers as a starting point for my lecture.

Without the option to skip a question students will have to answer gibberish to see the following questions if they don't know an answer.