PollEverywhere has a comprehensive set of features for conducting polls and quizzes using open ended questions, multiple choice questions, true or false quizzes, as well as clickable image and Q&A polls. Furthermore, your audience can also respond to polls via Twitter. The PollEverywhere add-in for PowerPoint or the Chrome extension for Google Slides can be used to create polls and gather audience feedback by allowing people to participate in polls via internet connected devices such as smartphones tablets or laptops. PollEverywhere is an audience response system which enables creating polls in PowerPoint and Google Slides. Here is a brief introductory video which shows all the basic features of Presentain. In fact, your audience can even ask you questions using their internet connected devices. Your audience can also take part in Live polls using the same URL, allowing you to not only present your slides by broadcasting them via the internet but also to instantly gather audience feedback by offering them polls. Presentain provides presenters with a URL that can be shared with the audience so they can follow your slides live as you present them, using any internet connected device. Presentain is a presentation web app where you can either upload and present a PDF, PPT or PPTX file or fetch a file using your Google Drive account to present your presentation right from an internet browser. If you want to use polls in your presentations like a pro, then here are 10 best polling tools to gather instant audience feedback. Different polling tools provide different options, including some which even enable presenters to continuously gather audience feedback and view brief statistics as they present their slides. There are a number of polling apps, devices and plugins that you can use for conducting live polls during presentations. Conducting live polls during a presentation session can help you gather instant feedback and fine tune your presentation on the fly to ensure you can be on top of your game. One of the best ways to find out what your audience is thinking is to use polls. You might want to know what your audience is thinking so that you may be able to refine your presentation in case you’re going off track. One can get a bit jittery by looking at uncertain faces in the crowd. Sometimes the biggest enemy of a presenter is doubt. Here, Farshad has reviewed ten other programs that you can use to make sure your audience becomes part of the story, instead of just listening to it. We previously published an article on Zeetings, a program that lets the audience become part of the story by using an interactive program directly from their smartphones. Getting your audience engaged is the most important thing you can do when presenting.
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