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Audience questions
At the end of a talk, the best questions go unasked. Here the room types them on their phones while you speak and upvotes the ones they want to hear too: the most voted rise, on the page and in projector mode. You can delete the ones that don't belong.
Who it's for: Talks, classes, team meetings, general meetings and events with question time.
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Is the session useful to you?
When to use it
- There are more questions than time and you want to answer first the ones the room cares about most.
- Many people find it hard to raise their hand: typing the question on a phone is easier.
- You want to project the questions while you speak, with no microphones to pass around.
What's inside and why
- Questions and upvotes from phones
- Each question, up to 200 characters, appears straight away; upvotes move it up the list.
- Is the session useful to you?
- A 1-to-5 scale to know, without interrupting, whether the session is on track.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Open projector mode: the QR code shows on screen so the room joins without typing anything.
- Say at the start that questions can be upvoted: what interests most people rises, not what arrives first.
- Set a closing time on the form: when it comes, nobody can ask or vote any more.
Frequently asked questions
Does the audience need an account?
No. They join with the link or the QR code and ask from their phone's browser, with nothing to install.
Can I remove a question?
Yes. When you're signed in, each question shows an x to delete it, and it disappears from the projector too.
Can anyone tell who asked each question?
No. Questions carry no name or anything that identifies whoever wrote them.
What if someone types something offensive?
The profanity filter comes switched on: it holds back questions with common rude words, in Spanish and English. In the editor you can add your own blocked words.