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I want my audience to rank a list of options, from most preferred to least.

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Joy

It's a simple function, just let the audience rank the options from mot preferred to least. Instead of the Scales which let's them put max on all options or the 100-points that might give some options without votes / opinion.

September 20, 2016

Rodrigo Marra de Sousa

Hi, I'd like to let my audience to rank 6 topics and show the weighed average results in a word cloud, not in a simply rank. Is it possible?

Maja Jakobsson

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Hi Joy and all voters,
We've now released our new Ranking question type! You can read all about it here: https://www.mentimeter.com/blog/stay-current-with-mentimeter/new-in-mentimeter-ranking-question-type-and-remove-input-from-word-clouds
Thanks for helping us build a better Mentimeter!
Kind regards,
Maja

Maja Jakobsson

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Hi all,
We have now released a beta version of a ranking question type. Please let us know if you're interested in trying it out and we'll give you early access!
/Maja

Maja Jakobsson

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ranking (average & individual results

Clingendael Academy

I would like to utilize a question type that allows participants to rank objects, characters, skills (whatever you need), and then be able to show the collective avaerge results, as well as the individual scores in realtime.

I know the scales question does something like this, but it does not have the option to rank exclusively (meaning no decimal scoring is allowed, and participants are only able to rank options in one place (not give multiple options the same ranking)).

December 5, 2018

Maja Jakobsson

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Question type where students have to bring process steps into the right sequence.

Jens Beyer68

June 5, 2018

Maja Jakobsson

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New question type: Ranking. Allowing users to sort a list of options by their preference

Mail

Allow users to sort or rank a list of predetermined responses in the order that they prefer. For example "Rank the following four items in your order of priority". This can be used for prioritising actions, sorting lists, in quizzes where you have to sort in order of oldest to youngest for example.

June 5, 2018

Marc Steinlin

See also suggestion "Use Mentimeter as a workshop tool (Let audience brainstorm and then vote on the input)" asking for the same

Marc Steinlin

Need to pipe answers from a Open-Ended Question slide into this. I.e. in a first step people brainstorm solutions/answers and in a second step they rate the same (there is another suggestion in the list proposing the same)

Tochniotrosha

Excatly what i'm looking for! i want to engage witht the audience and one the ways is to let them declare what they prefer... it's working great with other tools, no reason we shouldn't have one of our own. Go Menti!