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corrected presumed mis-spelling of "poll" as "pool"
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Interactive poolpoll during the presentation - worth the hassle?

I recently attended a lecture where the speaker used piece of software to add interactive results to poolpoll audience. As a presenter and/or audience - what is your opinion on added value of such exercise? Worth the hassle?

What are the benefits? What problems can it get you into?

In my particular case for example - you could answer via smartphone (app or website) or laptop (website), both of these had to of course be connected to Internet. So automatically - the poolpoll excluded all those who didn't have this option.

Interactive pool during the presentation - worth the hassle?

I recently attended a lecture where the speaker used piece of software to add interactive results to pool audience. As a presenter and/or audience - what is your opinion on added value of such exercise? Worth the hassle?

What are the benefits? What problems can it get you into?

In my particular case for example - you could answer via smartphone (app or website) or laptop (website), both of these had to of course be connected to Internet. So automatically - the pool excluded all those who didn't have this option.

Interactive poll during the presentation - worth the hassle?

I recently attended a lecture where the speaker used piece of software to add interactive results to poll audience. As a presenter and/or audience - what is your opinion on added value of such exercise? Worth the hassle?

What are the benefits? What problems can it get you into?

In my particular case for example - you could answer via smartphone (app or website) or laptop (website), both of these had to of course be connected to Internet. So automatically - the poll excluded all those who didn't have this option.

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Interactive pool during the presentation - worth the hassle?

I recently attended a lecture where the speaker used piece of software to add interactive results to pool audience. As a presenter and/or audience - what is your opinion on added value of such exercise? Worth the hassle?

What are the benefits? What problems can it get you into?

In my particular case for example - you could answer via smartphone (app or website) or laptop (website), both of these had to of course be connected to Internet. So automatically - the pool excluded all those who didn't have this option.