At our conference last week, we used Sli.do instead of a more traditional Q&A session after each panel. Our hope was to encourage a more active and engaging dialogue between the audience and panelists.
It was a huge success.
The audience submitted questions via Sli.do on their phones/laptops, and the stream of questions was projected onto a screen for the speakers to see in real-time. The audience could upvote their favorite questions, which would then make their way to the top of the stream as they garnered more likes.
Published July 20, 2016 | Updated October 4, 2021 |
The Sli.do questions sparked lively debate! Certain comments by the speakers generated a flurry of Sli.do question submissions, and it was amazing to see the audience’s reactions in real-time.
There were 207 active users.
Attendees asked 296 questions which got 1447 likes.
92% of questions were asked anonymously.
Below is the archive of all questions submitted, organized by number of likes with the most popular question at top. Some get pretty spicy!
