Audience Response

Many different result graphs can be displayed with the Audience Response System. These graphs can be vertical bar charts, horizontal bar charts, pencil graphs or pie charts with backgrounds customized to display a theme logo, corporate logo, watermark or other presentation graphic. The Audience Response System also allows for embedded video and sound files to create a complete multimedia presentation.

Use Audience Response and Interactive Games for:

Sales Meetings • Focus Groups • New Product Testing • General Breakout Sessions Employee Feedback • Medical Advisory Groups • Team Building • Strategic Planning Education & Training • Entertainment Events

Visit our Best Practices page to learn the most efficient and effective ways to incorporate Audience Response into your meeting. And don't forget to check out the Frequently Asked Questions page, to learn more about Audience Response.

Multiple Choice Application

Multiple-choice questions are easily recognized and understood by all levels of employees and participants. Making this approach one of the most favorite applications for gathering and charting information. If Audience Response has been used in past sessions with the same group or with other employee groups, past data can also be revealed on the same screen to compare opinions. Once again, this data can lead to a meaningful discussion about these differences or similarities in opinions.

Priority Ranking Application

Priority Ranking allows you to poll an audience to prioritize a listing. Once the rounds of polling are complete, the results are displayed as a bar chart with the number or percentage ranking for each item listed. Segmenting or filtering the group through demographic comparisons demonstrates the differences or similarities in the decisions by segments.

X-Y Mapping Application

Use X-Y Mapping to assess multiple issues against multiple criteria with the results plotted on a scattergram. The first issue is plotted against the Y-axis using an evaluation on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 having the highest impact. A second question can then be asked concerning the same issue and compared against the previous question and plotted on the X-axis. Results of both would then result in a location on the scattergram of the first issue. This series of questions would continue for each issue to be evaluated on these two criteria. Results are then displayed after all the issues are evaluated. Even complex issues and strategies can be evaluated using the results of an Audience Response session.