Hi G2 community, I’ve noticed that presentations can fall flat if the audience isn’t actively involved. Polls, Q&A, live reactions, or even quick quizzes can make a huge difference. I’m looking for presentation tools that make this easy to set up and run in real time.
Here are a few solutions I’ve been exploring:
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Mentimeter (4.7/5 on G2, 650 reviews): Designed for interactivity, with polls, quizzes, and word clouds. It’s great for workshops and meetings, but how well does it scale for enterprise-level events with thousands of participants?
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Microsoft PowerPoint (4.6/5 on G2, 4,251 reviews): Offers Q&A and live reactions when used inside Teams. It’s familiar and widely adopted, but is this enough to compete with purpose-built interactive platforms?
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Google Workspace (4.6/5 on G2, 43,609 reviews): Includes a simple audience Q&A feature for live sessions. It’s seamless for quick collaboration, but is it powerful enough to handle real-time engagement at scale?
For those of you who run live presentations:
- Which of these tools has delivered the strongest real-time engagement?
- Do these features meaningfully boost participation, or do they just add extra steps?
- Any surprises (good or bad) when scaling interactive sessions across bigger audiences?
Thanks for sharing!