Interactive Audience Response Systems If you are planning a meeting, product launch, social event, conference or exhibition, THEN YOU SHOULD THINK ABOUT THIS!

Background information and questions are presented using an Interactive Powerpoint® presentation. Typically, this takes the form of a question displayed on a screen with a selection of answers from which each group member selects using an individual keypad. A basic version of this technology has become commonplace on television game shows and should be familiar to most people. The audience respond by pressing a button on their handsets. Responses are shown as the group votes or answers.  The results can be pictorially displayed in a variety of graphical forms. A number of display options are available - either the percentage, number of people voted, or which keypads have voted (every keypad has its own number). The response is collected, analysed and displayed, within a few seconds on the Powerpoint screen. The results can show the winner of a contest, an average rating from the group, or split of preferences among the group.  Results can be taken individually, or from assigned teams; they may be stored anonymously, or ascribed to individuals. The results of each question can be immediately displayed to the audience or viewed privately by the speaker. The full session result is recorded in detail.  The data is available for further analysis as a  Microsoft Excel Database®. The responses can be analysed with statistical and analytical tools long after the audience has gone home.  Individual or demographic reports can be printed or exported to other software packages.

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* Brainstorm new ideas. * Group decision-making. * Stimulate discussion. * On-the-spot market research. * Use as an educational tool. * Increase comprehension/retention rate. * Keep your audience alert & interested. * Follow participant comprehension.

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Interactive Audience Response Systems If you are planning a meeting, product launch, social event, conference or exhibition, THEN YOU SHOULD THINK ABOUT THIS!

Background information and questions are presented using an Interactive Powerpoint® presentation. Typically, this takes the form of a question displayed on a screen with a selection of answers from which each group member selects using an individual keypad. A basic version of this technology has become commonplace on television game shows and should be familiar to most people. The audience respond by pressing a button on their handsets. Responses are shown as the group votes or answers.  The results can be pictorially displayed in a variety of graphical forms. A number of display options are available - either the percentage, number of people voted, or which keypads have voted (every keypad has its own number). The response is collected, analysed and displayed, within a few seconds on the Powerpoint screen. The results can show the winner of a contest, an average rating from the group, or split of preferences among the group.  Results can be taken individually, or from assigned teams; they may be stored anonymously, or ascribed to individuals. The results of each question can be immediately displayed to the audience or viewed privately by the speaker. The full session result is recorded in detail.  The data is available for further analysis as a  Microsoft Excel Database®. The responses can be analysed with statistical and analytical tools long after the audience has gone home.  Individual or demographic reports can be printed or exported to other software packages.

Instantaneous feedback from an audience.

Ask the question

Get the Answer

Click to enlarge

Ask us now

* Brainstorm new ideas. * Group decision-making. * Stimulate discussion. * On-the-spot market research. * Use as an educational tool. * Increase comprehension/retention rate. * Keep your audience alert & interested. * Follow participant comprehension.

How we help