Catch what landed at the exhibit, not at the exit.
QR alongside the placard. Visitors are already in scan-mode — for audio guides and label info. A one-question feedback poll fits the pattern instead of breaking it.
Q01Can I create different polls for different exhibits?
Yes. Each exhibit gets its own QR and poll. Compare engagement across the space.
Q02Does this work for guided tours?
Yes. Tour guide displays a QR at the end, or includes it on printed material. Tour-specific feedback.
Q03Can I use this for grant reporting?
CSV export for any reporting need. Timestamps, response counts, all the data funders ask for.
Q04Will visitors actually scan?
Museum visitors are already in scan-mode. They read placards, scan audio guide codes. A QR by an exhibit fits the context here in a way it doesn’t elsewhere.
Q05How do I handle traveling exhibits?
New poll per traveling exhibit. When it leaves, archive it. Data stays. If it comes back next year you have a baseline to compare.
Q06Does it work for outdoor or large campuses?
Yes. Print weather-resistant signs. Each station gets its own poll. Works the same indoors and outdoors.
