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  1. Manage Public Q&A during a live session

    Moderators can use Public Q&A to review and respond to participant questions, manage conversations, and mark replies as correct during a session.
  2. Manage Q&A during a live session

    Moderators can use Q&A to review questions from participants, claim questions, and respond directly during a session.
  3. Manage the feed

    The Feed tab (pin icon) displays pinned items and published interactions during a live session.
  4. Schedule polls, quizzes, and other interactions to publish automatically

    You can schedule an interaction to publish automatically before or after a session starts, or at a specific date and time.
  5. Create and manage a Word cloud in live sessions

    About  Use a Word cloud to collect short written responses from participants during a live session. Responses appear in a visual word cloud, with frequently submitted words displayed more prominently so you can quickly identify comm...
  6. Create and manage surveys for live sessions

    About  Use surveys to collect participant feedback through multiple-choice, icon-choice, rating-scale, and open-ended questions. A survey can include up to 10 questions. You can prepare and edit a survey before the session,...
  7. Send a crowd reaction during a live session

    About  Use the 'Celebrate'  crowd reaction to display a visual celebration to everyone during a live session. The animation plays once and then disappears; participants don’t need to respond. Send a crowd reaction  On th...
  8. Create and publish open-ended questions in a live session

    Use open-ended questions to collect written responses from participants during a live session.
  9. Create and send announcements in a live session

    Use announcements to share important messages, reminders, instructions, or updates with participants during a live session.
  10. Create and publish crowd votes in a live session

    Use a crowd vote to collect ideas or suggestions from participants and let them vote for the responses they support.