PointSolutions vs Vevox

The PointSolutions polling app (formerly TurningPoint) allows you to use your web-enabled device to respond to questions in real time and self-paced modes. PointSolutions is proven to increase retention and engage learners while allowing instructors to collect data to ensure comprehension. A variety of subscription options are available. FEATURES & FUNCTIONS: • Questions and response options are displayed on your device when polling is opened so that you can answer in real time or at your own pace during self-paced assessments. • Screen displays group responses, user response and indicates correct answer when polling is closed • Multiple choice, multiple response, hotspot, numeric response, true/false and short answer, open-ended question types available • Respond to attendance prompts • View courses you're enrolled in and track grade data • Ability to send messages to communicate questions or concerns to the presenter • Navigate through self-paced assessments in various ways: swiping, navigation carousel, question list view NOTE: PointSolutions mobile is compatible with iOS 13 and above. Users participating in sessions with previous OS versions can participate using a web browser by visiting ttpoll.com. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

VEVOX gives you the two numbers that decide your next step — your Bagrut average and your psychometric score — in seconds. Bagrut Average Calculator Add your subjects, choose the units, type your grades, and see your average with and without the standard bonus. Your marks are saved on your phone, and you can share the result as an image or save it to your photos. Psychometric Score Estimator Turn the two wheels to set your correct answers in verbal and quantitative reasoning, and see your estimated score right away — including the multi-domain, verbal-emphasis and quantitative-emphasis scores. Count the writing score in or leave it out, and see where you stand on the 200–800 scale. Clear by design A clean Arabic interface made for one job: telling you where you stand, clearly. Estimates only: official results come from the National Institute for Testing and Evaluation and from each institution's own rules.