Keypad Voting

Why You Should Use KeyPad Voting

KeyPad voting offers a uniquely enjoyable, powerful and dynamic way of interacting with a large group of people at meetings, workshops and conferences.

This exciting presentation tool is capable of engaging and obtaining authentic feedback from any audience. Delegate responses to questions can be viewed immediately using a range of simple visual charts and graphs often sparking further in depth discussion on key topics. KeyPad voting also allows the collection of data during events, offering the opportunity for further subsequent analysis of trends.

What Enable East Can Offer

Enable East can help you to make KeyPad voting part of your event using our common sense approach to getting this done. We will support you from the earliest stages of from building a presentation, to formatting, enabling you to make visual and interactive impact according to your specific aims. On the day Enable East will oversee the running of the technology ensuring that the event runs smoothly. We will also be there to offer any advice on the delivery of the presentation. Following the event, all the data collected will be presented in a format suitable for your own analysis.

KeyPad voting sessions can also be set up to collect basic information about delegates enabling comparisons between different groups within the audience. New questions can be set up at reasonably short notice allowing the opportunity for audiences to generate their own questions during the event for response in a final plenary session.

We have a range of facilities to support your keypad voting session, including:

• 160 credit card sized handsets, which communicate by radio frequencies with our computer
• modern projection equipment
• technical support
• (if required) services of a skilled facilitator with experience in leading interactive large group presentations.

For more information....

For more information regarding KeyPad voting, including costs please direct all enquiries to:

Email: simon.regan@enableeast.org.uk

Telephone: 01206 287543