Pulse-check during the break. Adjust the afternoon.
QR on the easel at the morning break. Participants scan, rate the session, drop one comment. You look at the results over coffee and rework the next block before they file back in.
Q01Can I run multiple polls during a workshop?
Yes. Poll per session or topic. Pulse checks at breaks. Each gets its own QR.
Q02What if my group is small?
Small groups actually need anonymous feedback more. Nobody criticizes in a room of eight people. QR lets them be honest.
Q03Can I adjust content based on feedback?
That is the point. Quick poll at break, review results, adjust the afternoon. Real-time feedback means real-time improvement.
Q04How many questions in a workshop poll?
Two. Maybe three. Rating ("how useful was this?") plus one open text ("what would you change?"). Better data from two good questions than ten mediocre ones.
Q05Should I share results with participants?
Multi-day session: yes, showing aggregated results next morning builds trust. One-off half-day: probably not necessary. If you share, keep it to highlights.
Q06What if some participants don’t have smartphones?
Rare in a professional workshop. If it happens, pair people up or one person scans for a table. Eight honest responses from twelve is plenty of signal.