MeetingPulse Q&A Feature
Create brainstorming and crowdsourcing sessions
Sort Q&As from newest to oldest
Choose upvoting/downvoting, upvoting only, 5-star rating, no voting, and more
Handle events with different speakers and meetings that cover multiple topics with ease.
Group your Q&As into Topics to better organize them
Choose unique icons to identify different topics
Watch each topic show up automatically in the navigation strip at the bottom of the app!
From the dashboard, there are 2 different ways to get started with Q&A.
You can click "New Meeting" to create a new, fresh meeting. The Q&A Module will automatically be enabled when you enter the presenter side.
You can also click "New Q&A" to be taken directly into the Q&A Presenter side. This will create an unnamed meeting that you can go back and edit later.
Clicking New Q&A will bring you into a meeting with only the Q&A module on. You will see the following:
You can further configure your Q&A by clicking "Q&A Settings" in the upper right-hand corner. Here, you can edit the Q&A description, CTA, Navigation label and more.
If you scroll on this page, you can also set which type of Voting mode you would like to have in your Q&A, if you'd like moderation, commenting, and much more.
Once you set this up, your Q&A will be ready. Enable the Attendee View toggle to send a test question and see how it populates into the Presenter View.
If you would like to create multiple Q&As for the same event, utilize the Multi-Topic Q&A Module.
Multi-Topic Q&A allows you to have multiple categories of Q&As. For example, if you have a conference with two different sessions, maybe you want two separate Q&A sessions as well.
With Multi-Topic Q&A, you can create one topic for a morning conference session, and one for the afternoon. When the morning session is happening, you can hide the afternoon session, and vice versa, so the audience is seeing only what applies to them.
Multi-Topic Q&A can be also be utilized to create more organization when you have multiple topics of questions at the same time. For example, one Topic could be "Questions for the CEO" and one could be "Technical questions", and they can be shown at the same time. The attendee simply adds their question where it is most appropriate.
Once you enter into a topic, the experience is the same as that of the individual Q&A, shown above.
If you are planning to capture questions before an event, you can review this article.