Q&A is the live audience question slide: participants type questions from their phone, upvote the ones they want answered most, and the top-voted questions rise to the top of your presenter view. It replaces the awkward "any questions?" silence with a ranked queue of what the room actually wants to hear.
How Q&A works
Q&A is a single always-on slide. Leave it open in the background of your entire session:
- Launch the Q&A slide and share the join code with your audience.
- Audiences type questions from their phone at any point during the session.
- Every audience member can upvote the questions they want answered most.
- The presenter view surfaces top-voted questions first so you answer what the room cares about.
Best for
Q&A fits any moment where audience questions are the point, not the awkward postscript:
- Event hosts: conference keynote Q&A, panel-discussion question queuing, webinar audience input.
- HR & internal comms: town-hall listening sessions, all-hands leadership Q&A.
- Teachers: end-of-lecture question collection and pre-tutorial-session doubt-clearing rounds.
- Product managers: customer-webinar feedback rounds and user-conference audience questions.
Why teams love Q&A
Q&A is the slide facilitators cannot run a live session without once they have tried it:
- Upvoted queue: the loudest question does not win; the room decides what matters most.
- Anonymous by default: the shy questions get asked when there is no need to raise a hand.
- Always-on background: collect questions throughout the session, answer at the end.
- No app: every phone works; audience just types and taps upvote.
Free to run and the fairest way to give every audience member a real chance to be heard.