We arrive on site with our audience voting keypads and associated hardware.

The system runs on one laptop (plus a backup), which we supply. This laptop is dedicated to voting only.

If you’re running another PowerPoint presentation, this needs to be run on your own laptop. We then provide a VGA or HDMI switcher to switch between the laptops (if an onsite switcher is not already available).

Please note: we do not normally include any other A.V. equipment (i.e. a screen or projector) as these are usually already in place but these can be quoted for on request.

This depends on the venue and the number of keypads at your event. We can usually set up our audience response system in 60 minutes for up to around 150 – 200 keypads. We always like to allow hour and half to be well prepared.

Before your event

• Your slide template/branding (ie background and logos)

• Event details – times, location, onsite contact.

• Details of the audio visual set up in the room or a contact person at the hotel or AV company.

Up to 3 days before your event (latest)

• Word or Powerpoint docuemnt with your quesions and answers (Must not be a PDF)

Changes and additions can be made onsite.

2 hours before your event or rehearsals at the venue

Our technician will need:

• Some space in the room to operate two laptops, ideally in sight of the presenter or very close by

• An HDMI screen input to either the main projector or a switcher, provided by the venue or AV provider

• A sound feed to the room audio system (if you require countdown sound effects)

• A 13A power socket.

Yes we can add or edit questions onsite and during the meeting.

Often questions can be decided during meetings and voted on.

An advantage of our keypads is they are compact and lightweight. If the distribution of the pads is managed correctly and announcements are made, then it is unlikely keypads go missing. We will help and assist you on the day.

Our Reply keypads which we provide when you have a technican do offer text based feedback and Q&A.

We do howver have an additional product where users can text in feedback with their smartphones. Contact us if you would like further infomation about this.

The system is MS powerpoint based so you can create your slides to match your other presentations and branding. If you have a techncian at your event we make up your slides for you.

We have some examples below:

How many bottles of wine are produced in the Bordeaux region each year?

1. 90 million

2. 500 million

3. 850 million

4. 1.5 billion

In OFSTED speak, how would rate our Chancellor so far?

1. Outstanding

2. Good

3. Requires improvement

4. Inadequate (needs special measures)

T-Levels mean more home grown skills; do you think that in 5 years time the skills shortage in our region will:

1. Ease

2. Worsen

3. Stay the same

Who is going to be sacked next?

1. Arsène Wenger

2. Donald Trump

3. Jeremy Corbyn

4. Martha Ruiz and Brian Cullinan (of PwC OSCARS fame)

5. Jeremy Clarkson

6. Michael Heseltine

How many of you feel engaged in the strategy?

1. I am involved

2. I am not involved but feel engaged

3. I am not involved but would like to be

4. I do not feel engaged

How much do you think these changes will impact our business and markets?

1. Not at all

2. Not much

3. Somewhat

4. Quite a lot

5. Radically

Does our strategy respond fully to the challenges our business confronts?

1. No

2. A little

3. Somewhat

4. Mostly

5. Yes

Are you ready for the challenge of our new strategy?

1. No

2. A little

3. Somewhat

4. Mostly

5. Yes

What do you think is the key business attribute we need for strategic success?

1. Leadership

2. Teamwork

3. Change

4. Technology and Resources

5. Communication

Why did you come to the Summit? (Pick your two main goals)

1. Learn more about the direction the services and operations industry is taking

2. Meet peers in other organizations to share views/ideas/experiences

3. Want to feel part of a growing profession and industry

4. This is the one place to get that real unvarnished experience of our industry away from the plastic booths, the cardboard case studies and the never-ending deluge of sales hype

5. Find a new job

6. Find people worth hiring

7. Worried I’m getting too “legacy” and need to savvy up on the cool stuff

8. Not entirely sure, I just gave into Phil’s relentless emails

Which group do you fall in for the purpose of this summit?

1. Head teacher?

2. Teacher

3. Governors

4. Academy Trust

5. Pupil referral unit

6. Mainstream school

7. MPS

8. Local Authority

9. Central Government

10. Other

Within the education system, who has the greatest responsibility for ensuring pupils are safeguarded against knife crime?

1. Young people

2. Schools

3. Ofsted

4. DfE

5. School Governors

6. The Local Authority

7. Central Government

Which are the key organisations that schools need to work more closely with to support them in tackling knife crime?

1. The Police

2. The Local Authorities

3. Transport for London

4. Community Groups

5. Health partners with a focus on Emotional Trauma and Mental Health

6. Neighbouring schools

7. Neighbouring businesses/retailers

8. Other

Do you think Teresa May's government is taking the right approach to Brexit negotiations with the EU?

1. Yes, showing great British resolve

2. No, they could not organise a booze up in a brewery

3. You simply cannot deal with these people

What type of EU deal do you think we are heading for?

1. The best the UK can get

2. A deal but with too many concessions

3. No deal at all

4. We wont leave