eClicker Presenter 2 app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Silver Mana Software, LLC
First release : 03 Dec 2014
App size: 12.54 Mb
Teachers, instructors, sales reps - anyone who gives presentations and wants to know if their audience is grasping the content - on the spot - needs this app. Along with a Wi-Fi network and a Mac or iOS device, you can create and send questions to the smartphones, tablets and laptops in the audience. And find out if your message is being received.
ABOUT:
Introducing eClicker Presenter. With it you can create and deliver questions to a roomful of people without having to shell out big bucks tor proprietary hardware systems. The good news for your audience? They can participate with the internet-enabled devices they already own, through a web browser or the free app, eClicker Audience (for iOS and Mac devices).
FEATURES:
• Create and categorize a variety of question types - multiple choice, true/false, agree/disagree, and free response
• Draw, take a picture, or use an existing photo or drawing to give your questions extra visual punch
• Questions get delivered directly to the audiences devices, so you dont have to mess with a projector or other demonstration software
• Create quizzes that deliver questions one-at-a-time, according to your pace, or allow participants to answer at their own pace
• Share question playlists with other eClicker Presenter users via email
• Get instant reports on each session, and export the results for tracking over time
• Beautiful, intuitive user interface
DETAILS:
eClicker Presenter is made up of two parts: the Presenter and the Audience. Teachers and presenters use the eClicker Presenter app to enter questions and begin the polling. Participants use the free eClicker Audience app, or their devices web browser, to view and answer the questions, right on their smartphone, tablet or laptop.
eClicker Presenter for iOS:
Handles at least 64 audience devices on an iPad and 32 on an iPhone or iPod touch.
eClicker Presenter tor Mac:
Handles at least 128 audience devices and of course, you get to use a "real" keyboard.