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Types of Splits

There are 3 types of Split Rooms:


  • Random        →     · only available if connected participants are enough to have at least 1 group

· it will only send users who are connected to the platform at that time

· if a user connects later, they will not be sent


  • Custom         →     · always available

· all participants need to be assigned to a group (even not-connected ones)

· useful for saving Split groups ahead of a session (related article: Saved Splits)

· beware groups won't be accessible if room's participants are modified afterwards 


  • Poll based    →     · only available when there is a poll active (at “show results” stage)

· There are two ways of dividing the class:

  • Different answers mixed  →  the groups are automatically created, based on the total number of participants in room and their respective answers
  • It is intended to have groups of participants with different opinions, so that a real discussion can be carried out in each one
  • The number of Split Rooms will be equal to the number of participants in the least chosen option
  • Number of participants per group can also be chosen →  bug to be fixed
  • When there are few options in the poll and many participants in the room, there will be many groups with few participants in each.
  • In this case, you can choose more participants per group
  • Example1: 3 options in the poll , 16 participants (4 chose A, 7 B, 5 C)
  • Group 1 → 3 participants:    1 from A   +   1 from B   +   1 from C
  • Group 2 → 4 participants:    1 from A   +   2 from B   +   1 from C
  • Group 3 → 4 participants:    1 from A   +   2 from B   +   1 from C
  • Group 4 → 5 participants:    1 from A   +   2 from B   +   2 from C
  • Alike answers together  →  available in the near future
  • Each group will have all the participants who answered alike
  • The number of Split Rooms will be equal to the number of options in the poll
  • Example:
  • Group 1    →    participants who chose option A
  • Group 2    →    participants who chose option B
  • Group 3    →    participants who chose option C
  • And so on


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