Response
With Hudle Response you give your audience a chance to become a part of your presentation or lecture. The audience can send questions and comments by a simple SMS to Hudle. You are able to display the received messages on a chosen display device. The presenter can choose which questions to be answered at an appropriate time.
- The participant can ask a question or comment when there is need for it. Hudle balances the course of the seminar, since the messages can be read through at an appropriate time.
- Anonymity; it is easy to ask and to comment even on delicate subjects.
- Hudle lowers down the audience's barrier to take part to the conversation, which increases the amount of received feedback.
- Effortless to guide the conversation to the desired direction.
- Irreplaceable part of a multilingual lecture; lack of language skills is no longer an obstacle for participation.
- The messages can be moderated with an easy-to-use tool.
- Possibility to display the questions and comments on a chosen display device
- You can design the visual outlook of the display view just the way you want it with an easy-to-use layout tool.
Examples on Response
Lectures and seminars
Lectures and seminars
Hudle Response is used as an interactive part of a seminar and it lowers down the audience's barrier to take part to the conversation.
Instructions for taking part in a support media (in flyers, that have been handed out in advance or on a screen).
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Example 1:Seminars about difficult and delicate issues
- Response creates considerable benefits, since expressing opinions and asking questions by a SMS message is completely anonymous.
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International lectures
- Poor language skills is no longer a problem, since the SMS messages can be translated to the lecturer before they are displayed to the audience.
Case files
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