Qomo update model QRF999 to be connected with 200 student Keypads

An interactive response system is a tool that combines hardware and software and enables a speaker to interact with his audience by collecting and analyzing responses to questions.

Qomo has already work out a new way for the new working mode with model QRF999 speech recognition response system in classroom or meeting and speech.

The standard keypad set can support 60 student remotes, however if in a big classroom,60 people is already can’t meet the teaching purpose to engage more students into the classroom interaction.

Thus to meet the market request and with Qomo R&D team’s hard work, we have already work out the solution to connect 200 people in one time. This is a great upgrade for the Qomo QRF Series student keypads.

What is the Qomo model QRF999 audience response system for? The benefits are immediate. With a single question, an audience response system tells you if listeners are struggling with a topic or understanding it, and allows you to modify your lecture on the fly. No more sitting around hoping for surveys to come in after the event – an audience response system lets you survey attendees right away.

But, what about the audience? Having opportunities to provide immediate feedback turns them from passive learners to active ones. Plus, an audience response system permits anonymous participation, which takes the fear out of replying to questions.

Engage Your Audience with Questions

Instead of leaving questions to the end of your lecture, interact with your listeners through an audience response system.

Encouraging questions and feedback throughout the session will make listeners more attentive since they have a say in directing your lecture, or event. And, the more you engage your audience in the material, the better they will remember the information.

To maximize audience participation, incorporate a variety of questions like true/false, multiple choice, ranking, and other polls. An audience response system allows attendees to select answers by pressing a button. And, since responses are anonymous, participants won’t feel pressured to find the correct choice. They’ll be too invested in the lesson!