What do you use to collect questions and feedback during a presentation?

I want to know what tools do people use during conferences to interact with the attendees. Mostly for feedback and Q&A sessions. Please mention why.
Roxana EfteneProduct Marketing Ninja | SEO Enthusiast · Asked

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Kunal Bhatia22Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Written
I use a combination of Twitter and Tweetdeck to collect questions. I'll advertise the hashtag for the sessions and set up a column in Tweetdeck to listen for them. It really helps to have a moderator or someone to manage questions if you have lots of volume.
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CherepukhinHead of Product Design & Entrepreneur · Written
Yep, old school.
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Simple to set up and simpler to participate
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Wisembly

Prepare, facilitate and monitor your meetings.

Lucas CERDANProduct & UX, Algolia · Written
Wisembly is a pretty cool solution focused exclusively for that use case. I've seen it work for large conference, to everyday's meeting. Definitely worth testing :)
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Roxana EfteneProduct Marketing Ninja | SEO Enthusiast · Written
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I'm recommending Niftio. Even though I am a bit subjective to this issue, Niftio is a cool new presentation software that also has integrated an audience response system where conference/meeting attendees can ask the presenter questions in real-time.
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I have used this tool in the past and I can say that it's an all-round presentation tool. It got all that I could ask of: creating, presenting and most importantly, getting the precious feedback from my audience.
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Mentimeter

Conduct live polls during conferences and lectures

Fabrizio BianchiDigital Campaign Coordinator @ Sodexo · Written
I have used it on both sides and can recommend it warmly.
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Microsoft Pulse

Free to use, with real-time voting, polling, and messaging.
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Sli.do

Q&A platform for live and hybrid events

Zoltán BorsosProduct Owner, Sense/Net Inc. · Written
Was recommended to me by some friends and I've seen it in action at some conferences. There's real-time voting and polling, and also a presentation feature (which I've yet tot try out)
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