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Study Group PollFind a Time That Works

Add candidate slots, share one link, and everyone ticks what works. No group chat spiral, no accounts, no waiting for the one person who never replies.

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Study Group
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When can you join the study group?
Monday evening
Wednesday afternoon
Thursday evening
Saturday morning
Sunday afternoon
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What's in this template

Five candidate slots with multi-select on, so people tick every time that works rather than picking one favourite. That's what surfaces genuine overlap.

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When can you join the study group?
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Monday evening
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Wednesday afternoon
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Thursday evening
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Saturday morning
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Sunday afternoon

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Why the group chat never settles it

Timetables don't overlap neatly

Student schedules are fragmented in a way that makes 'when are you free?' unanswerable in chat. A structured list of candidate slots is answerable in ten seconds.

Multi-select finds the real overlap

Picking one slot scatters preferences and no time looks viable. Ticking everything that works makes the overlap obvious immediately.

Nobody has to read back through the thread

A poll holds one shared state. A chat thread requires everyone to reconstruct the current constraints from forty messages.

It works for people outside your group chat

Anyone with the link can respond, including someone on a different course or platform.

Set it up in three steps

1

Add candidate slots

Four to six across different days. Include at least one weekend option if the group is mixed.

2

Share the link

Group chat, course forum, or a QR code. Nobody needs an account.

3

Book the winner

The slot with widest availability is obvious. Set a deadline so it doesn't drift past the point of being useful.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I schedule a study group?
Click Use This Template, replace the example times with your candidate slots, and click Create Poll. Share the link with the group.
Can people pick more than one time?
Yes, multi-select is on. That's what lets you find when most people are genuinely free rather than a scattered set of first preferences.
Do people need an account?
No. They click the link and tick their availability. No login, no email, no app.
How many slots should I offer?
Four to six across different days and times. Fewer rarely finds a fit for a group with fragmented timetables.
Can I see who is available when?
Yes, if you enable name collection — useful when one person is blocking the best slot and you want to ask them directly.
Can I use this for a recurring session?
Yes. Run it once to find the slot, then reuse that time. Re-run it at the start of each term as timetables change.
What if nobody's availability overlaps?
Add more candidate slots including early mornings and weekends, or split into two smaller groups. A poll showing zero overlap is still useful information — it means the group is too large.
Can I use this for a recurring session?
Yes. Run it once to find the slot, then keep that time. Re-run at the start of each term when timetables change.
How do I handle people who never respond?
Set a deadline in the poll and state that non-responses will be treated as available. That converts silence into a decision rather than a blocker.

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