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8/9/2010 12:49 AM 

These are tools I've used often to reflect on students' and teachers' thoughts about a given subject. While this can be done on paper, it's more convenient to do it on one of the sites below:

1.  Strutta  - Create not just polls, but online contests as well. Strutta allows teachers to moderate all student content before being posted online.
2.  CreaSurvey - A free and easy-to-use site with different styles of questions to choose from.
3.  Flisti  - A simple poll creator that allows users to share with popular social networks.
4.  Obsurvey - A great site with a wiki-style interface that allows users to create surveys with different styles of questions, such as multiple choice, true or false, and others.
5.  Survey Monkey  - One of the best online sites for creating surveys. The free version offers 10 questions per survey, up to 100 responses, and real-time results.
6.  Polldaddy  - Similar to Survey Monkey, with a nice user interface.
7.  Vorbeo - An easy-to-use site that lets users embed a poll directly into their blog or website.
8.  Text the Mob  - Good site site to use with  a large audience. Allows users to text in their responses via a mobile device. Built-in filtering soon to come, which would be ideal for schools.
9.  Insightify  - A great collaborative website for creating online surveys.
10.  Yarp - A fun site to use for creating simple surveys that generates a unique URL.

David Kapuler is an educational consultant with more than 10 years of experience working in the K-12 environment. For more information about his work, contact him at dkapuler@gmail.com and read his blog at cyber-kap.blogspot.com.

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