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Ask a group questions and read their answers together.
Each person should answer the whole list, rather than answer slides you show. For example, a charity asking its volunteers about their year, or a GP practice asking patients about their visit.
Your questions, from a link, code or QR code.
Your questions fall into parts, or some parts rank a list, and each person should move through the sections themselves. For example, a course evaluation with a section for each module.
"Section N of M" and each section's introduction, then its questions or its ranking.
You want to show one question at a time and see the answers arrive, such as a ورڈ کلاؤڈ or a برین اسٹارمنگ board. For example, a town hall meeting choosing the questions for its panel, or a sales team collecting ideas at its kick-off.
The lobby while they wait, then each slide on their phone as you show it.
Everyone is in one room and should answer at the same time, without you showing one slide at a time. For a long survey this is much quicker than لائیو. For example, a whole department answering an engagement survey at its quarterly meeting, or hospital staff a wellbeing survey at a training day.
The whole session on their phone, from the first question to the last, with no slides to wait for.