What are Reactions?
Reactions are animated emojis that your attendees can use to react to moments during your presentation.
Using the Audience Web App, audiences are able to click on emojis and have their reactions instantly reflected during a presentation.
- Presenters can receive immediate feedback, enhancing engagement and interaction even in virtual or hybrid environments
- Participants can gauge the sentiments and reactions of others, fostering a more connected and responsive experience
- Organisers can access detailed analytics to identify and assess the emotional impact of various moments during the presentation
How to enable Reactions?
Reactions are available for all slide types except content slides.
Under an interactivity's settings, check Reactions to enable Reactions for that interactivity.
Customising Reactions
A range of emoji Reactions are available for selection.
For Presenter plan onwards, users can upload customised reactions. For example, you could upload your organisation’s logo to make a presentation more on-brand.
How will it appear?
When enabled, audiences will be able to react via a widget on their Audience Web App. An animated emoji will display when audiences react, as well as when other audience members react. This fosters a greater sense of connection to the energy of the presentation, especially when having virtual or hybrid presentations.
Audience members are also able to click on the chevron to collapse the reaction widget if they would like to concentrate on other content, allowing for greater control over their interactions.
When audience members react, presenters will be able to see the reactions on their projected display.
Presenters can also show or hide Reactions animation on the projector display via the Reactions toggle.
Admins are able to enable or disable Reactions for an interactivity via the Admin panel.
Insights and Analysis
Reactions data are stored per interactivity, and tracked by time (listed in the excel sheet export). This allows presenters to take a closer look at the moments that resonate more with audience members.