webpoll
nounUK /ˈwɛb.pəʊl/
US /ˈwɛb.poʊl/
A webpoll is a question on a website that people answer to show what they think.
Our teacher put a webpoll on the class page to see which book we liked best.
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2. A quick vote embedded in a webpage to gather visitors' opinions.
The news site ran a webpoll asking readers to pick the top story of the week.
3. A tool that counts clicks or choices made by users on a site.
The webpoll showed that most visitors preferred the blue design.
4. An informal way to collect audience reactions during a live online event.
During the webinar, a webpoll asked viewers which topic to discuss next.