Answers are immediately tabulated and displayed on monitors or screens for all to see. The simplicity of the system enables it to become a powerful tool when intelligently integrated into a meeting or conference.
Keypads capture the interest of a participant before the first question is asked.
For example, early in the day, participants can be asked to guide the course of a briefing by choosing the issues they want speakers or panels to address. In the middle of their presentation, speakers can ask participants to share their opinions or knowledge of an issue, and use the feedback as a transition into a new section of their presentation. A panel moderator can ask people to express agreement or disagreement with a statement someone just made. Further, with a brief brainstorming session, participants can create their own list of options and then vote to select a course of action. The value of the system is limited only by imagination.