Itamar Tzadok

Afaict, there is no other way with the Database module. The Dataform module allows you to create multiple views of the same entry, but that's a different module.

One relatively simple way is to divide the template to collapsible sections with a bit of html + css + js. There are plenty of examples to google (e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17460116/expand-and-collapse-a-div-using-javascript). This will show a list of section headings and the user will be able to expand/collapse each section by clicking on the respective heading. hth

I've just started working on a related functionality in the Dataform. Could be an interesting approach after it is fine tuned.

You can create a designated Dataform activity for multiple polls, each poll in an entry, and you can add polls (entries) as and when required.

In this illustration each poll has a description, 4 buttons and a chart. You can enter any description, including images, video and audio. Participants can click on the buttons to vote. You can add multiple charts with different filters. You can include aggregates in participants' view or only in the view you display for discussion. Same hold for the chart and any other part  of the view for that matter.

It may be able to aggregate multiple related polls (...  I still need to explore the possibilities here ...).

It's not yet plug-n-play functionality of the Dataform, but it's getting there.

Thanks! That gallery involves javascript and the activity requires some set up. But then it can be distributed as a preset which reduces the setup to a click of a button.

If automated marking is not a required component you can try the Dataform module which allows you to design the layout of the response form and also include in the form elements for peer review (comments and ratings) if desired.