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Joe Cistaro's avatar
Joe Cistaro
Brass Contributor
Jan 17, 2018

Advanced setup of polls in a Skype for Business meeting

Hi,

 

Can anyone point to documentation that speaks to how far in advance someone could setup a poll in a meeting?  I see documentation on the contentment retention after a meeting, but nothing that states how far in advance you can preload content.

 

I have a customer that wants to load up a poll in a meeting so it is ready for her when the meeting starts.  Thanks in advance.

 

Joe Cistaro

8 Replies

  • Sue_Murley's avatar
    Sue_Murley
    Copper Contributor

    I have read several posts, but not seen a response to whether you can create polls prior to a skype meeting and load them in managed content field.??

    • Robin_mc_790's avatar
      Robin_mc_790
      Copper Contributor

      Sue_Murley 

       

      I reviewed prior posts, but have not seen a response to this question. Is it possible to set up a poll in Skype for Business that permits audience members to select more than one response?

       

      Thank you in advance for your assistance 

  • WILLIAM TOMON's avatar
    WILLIAM TOMON
    Copper Contributor

    Joe as the person stated you need to start the meeting prior to the meeting start time and add them.

     

    1. Start your meeting.
    2. Click on Share Content
    3. Click More
    4. Choose Poll
    5. Create your poll
    6. Close poll under poll actions
    7. Repeat for other polls.

    When you actual meeting occurs:

    1. Click on share content
    2. Manage Content
    3. Choose the poll you want to display
    4. Click on Start Sharing this Content
    5. Open Poll.
      • Ikiea Sherry's avatar
        Ikiea Sherry
        Copper Contributor
        Restating my question, Can more than one question be added to a poll?
  • I tend to load up my meetings with relevant content (ie. presentation files, attachments, polls, etc.) whenever I feel like it beforehand.
    Realistically when the meeting is booked the virtual space is created, so between that point of creation and the meeting actually starting you can pre-load content.
    My recommendation is to do it at least an hour beforehand for slides as sometimes they can get stuck if the deck is large, but other than that it's completely up to you.

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