Below is a clear breakdown of tools that function as student feedback options—either formal or informal.

1. Feedback Activity

Best for: quick surveys, anonymous feedback, end-of-unit check-ins

• Not graded

• Supports MC, rated MC (Likert-like), short/long text

• Can be anonymous

• Great for improvement data

 2. Questionnaire Activity

Best for: formal surveys, research tools, Likert scales, pre/post assessments

• Not graded

• Strong survey structure

• Excellent data export (CSV/Excel)

• Supports multiple question types and scales

• Better than Feedback for research-level instruments

3. Choice Activity

Best for: simple, one-question decisions or polls
Examples:

• “Which topic do you want to cover next week?”

• “Which day works for office hours?”

• “Are you comfortable with today’s material?”

Features:

• Single multiple-choice question

• Results chart and export

• Optional grade

5. Diary Activity

Best for: private reflective feedback

• One student–one instructor journal

• Great for weekly reflections or check-ins

• Can be graded

• Not anonymous

7. Quiz (with Open-Ended Questions)

Best for: structured, gradable comprehension checks

• Use Essay or Short answer questions

• Can be ungraded if you set the quiz to 0 points

• Not anonymous

• Auto-feedback possible for objective items

8. H5P Activities (Surveys, Reflections, Quick Checks)

H5P content types useful for feedback:

• Questionnaire (non-gradable)

• Personality Quiz

• Likert Scale (via Column + Single Choice Set)

• Course Presentation with reflection slides

Features:

• More interactive

• Data export varies by institution

• Not anonymous

? Which Tool Should You Use? (Quick Match Guide)