What is v5v5.org?
First, it's 100% free and always will be.
v5v5.org allows you to create surveys to display to large audiences on projectors
and to receive live updates from your audience via their cellphones.
Any standard mobile phone will work with this technology, and we handle instructing
the audience how to vote on our live chart screen. No need for complicated explanations
or detailed knowledge of how TXT messages work!
What about p
eople texting in messages to display, such as questions or prayer
requests?
You asked for it, we provided it. We call these "Free Text" and it comes
complete with a screen for displaying the texts, and a screen for a moderator to approve them.
100% moderated, also free, and simple to use.
The ability for prayer requests, youth group game ideas, anonymous advice
requests, and Q&A sessions are a powerful tool that can be used for a very
engaging experience.
How do I use v5v5.org to poll / engage my audience?
It takes less then 5 minutes to sign up and create a survey or free text
question!
Before your presentation or meeting, setup a survey or free text using the links
to the left. During your presentation navigate to the manage pages, and
click the appropriate link. A chart with voting instructions for your audience is displayed in large
font. Feel free to test your surveys, then use the Edit Survey/Free Text page to reset the
results.
No browser plugins are required, the charts are rendered using javascript and are compatible
with all major browsers, and even display on mobile devices (good for testing, but in reality
these charts are shown on a projector). During voting, the chart will update within 3 seconds
of a vote being cast. This creates a dramatic realtime effect, and truly engages the audience
and encourages voting as they see other votes appearing.
tldr; It's like polleverywhere, except it's 100% free for unlimited use.
In fact, they've even contacted me and told me to back off. Hey there
PollEverywhere! There's
another backlink for you. Make your service free for churches - please?