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Workplace Wearables: Why We Aren’t There Yet

Is there a corporate wearables revolution on the horizon? Not quite yet. Although workplace wearables might seem like the next obvious step up in employee

Replacing The Old-Fashioned Clicker with Mobile Software

Clickers, or remote personal response systems, have long been used in educational environments to increase interaction between students and instructors. They’ve also had great value

Native App vs. Web App – Which Is Best for Live Audience Software?

Live audience software is generally available in two forms: native app and web app. What are the differences? Which should you choose to meet your

Making the Leap from Clickers to Smartphones

Anyone who has been a presenter or attendee of meetings that involve audience participation has probably seen a clicker or personal response system. A clicker

Empower Audience Members with Live Feedback Options

Everyone likes to have a voice. Audience response systems are two-sided and not beneficial to initiators alone. We’d like to illuminate some key audience advantages

Audience Response in Education: Use Technology to Engage Your Students

The problem Much has been written recently about the pros and cons of technology in the classroom. Given our students’ addiction to wireless gadgets and

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Boosting Audience Engagement with Interactive Presentation Tools

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