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Live Audience Polling - Anonymous or Named?

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Anonymous Polling When it comes to live polling audience members during presentations, traditionally the most popular method is anonymous polling.  This means that audience members cannot be identified against their responses.  Anonymous polling is very popular as it gives individuals the confidence to respond freely and honestly. Often during a PowerPoint presentation, individuals can be reluctant to speak up.  This is more prevalent in larger groups.  Knowing that responses to polling slides are anonymous gives every participant a chance to voice their opinion.  They feel less inhibited knowing that they can answer polling slides freely in a non-identifiable way. Anonymous polling is most suited to talks where it is not important to attribute polling responses to individual respondents.  The  iVote-App audience response system  allows for anonymous polling sessions to be created quickly and easily. Named lists Usi...

Can the iVote Audience Response System benefit your PowerPoint Presentations?

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Are you considering conducting live audience polling during your lecture, business event or conference?  In the first instance, it is important to understand that you need a reliable audience response system to ensure successful audience interaction.  In addition, it is essential for you to know how best use the system to make your talk go smoothly.  Today, in this fast-developing digital world, the  iVote-App audience response system  offers you a highly intuitive live polling solution that works seamlessly with PowerPoint.  The iVote Live polling solution can be used via smartphone app or hardware clickers.  Both options work with the same software.  There are several benefits that you can derive out of these two solutions. Benefits of Live Polling with iVote iVote-App Live Audience Polling can be used in several ways.  It can be used to conduct training programs, skills development seminars, conferences and meetings relat...