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ARS keeps your audience engaged while allowing you to gather the data needed to achieve important business initiatives. Using wireless hand-held "voting" or polling keypads, audience members can anonymously enter responses and immediately view the group's results in real-time
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What is Audience Response?
ARS allows speakers and presenters to pose multiple-choice questions to audience members throughout an event by projecting them on a screen. Attendees enter answers anonymously, using wireless keypads, and are able to view results within seconds. This means participants can see immediately how their responses and opinions match up with peers and colleagues.
This interactive technology invites your audience to be engaged, interested, active and most importantly to be a part of the process. Specific knowledge can be tested, opinions openly discussed, lists prioritized, old and new data compared and evaluations completed. All results are then saved in a database to review and analyze following the event.
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“Recent research has shown that ARS can substantially improve the effectiveness of both learning and retention of concepts presented by lectures with greater student/participant satisfaction.”
—Center for Education and Evaluation of Columbia University, Feb 2003
Learn more about when and where ARS is best utilized.
EMS Services include:
- A handheld radio-frequency response or "voting" keypad for each audience member.
- A radio frequency base-station connected to a laptop computer, which is in turn connected to your projection system.
- Software available on EMS laptops that manages the communication process of data collection, vote tallying and real-time results.
- Strategic guidance with developing questions tailored to a specific audience and goal.
- Assistance for presenters during live demonstrations and dress rehearsals.
- On-site assistance that includes testing the Audience Response Systems, interfacing with audiovisual equipment, consulting with presenters and making any additions or changes.
- A PowerPoint file that illustrates the variety of question types available within our system as well as how they may appear to your audience.
- Printed and electronic reports in Microsoft Excel and/or PowerPoint files that include all data collected.
Contact us if you have any questions or would like more information about our Audience Response services.
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