Number of presentations:

Maximum number of presentations a program can include

Best Speaker (Multiple Votes):

Conference participants can vote several times.

The event organizer determines the number of times individual participants can vote.

For example, if the organizer decides participants can vote 3 times, the latter can vote for their three favorite presenters, they can vote for the same speaker three times or a combination of both.

Speaker Rating (Multiple Ratings):

Conference participants can rate (i.e., assign a numerical score) to several aspects of every presentation.

The event organizer defines various points participants should rate, for instance "An interesting presentation overall" and "Involved the audience well".

The organizer then defines the rating scale, for example, "from 1 to 5".

Participants can then rate every presentation they attend using this 1-to-5 scale for every question.

Vote by Email:

Participants can vote by sending an email.

This is a practical option for those with old phones or poor to no Internet browsing capabilities.

Prize Drawing:

At the end of the event, organizers can hold a prize drawing for participants who gave their feedback using ConfMeter.

This “Event Prize Drawing” encourages people to stay until the end of the conference (assuming that the prize is worthwhile).

Organizers can configure the drawing in such a way that, the more times each participant votes, the better his/her chances of winning (for multiple votes, single-rating and multiple-rating systems).

Open Feedback from Participants:

In addition to the specific aspects defined to rate presentations, you can also decide to ask participants an open question or provide them a space for additional comments.

For example, “Please give the presenter any additional feedback you’d like to share with him/her”.