Opiniones de Slido

Easy to integrate with PPT. Easy for users to enter the quiz with QR code. Love the Q&A feature. Interested in moderation feature with upgraded plan.

Difficult to get approved by Cyber Security folks through university. Please be more aggressive in providing security assurances to higher ed institutions to make it easier for employees to try and implement software. Also would like question limit on free plan to be a little higher, even if on a trial period basis. Would like to have a free trial period of some of the premium features.

For the past 8 months, I've been integrating Slido into my weekly sessions, and the results have been nothing short of transformative. Its real-time engagement capabilities have not only boosted participation but also seamlessly integrated into our classroom tech ecosystem.

Users require some time to familiarize themselves with separating answers from various sections, especially if they intend to use a slide set multiple times. Currently, I'm unsure how to integrate the student roster into the participant list. In each session, my students must replace the anonymous participants with their names and student IDs.

Very easy to set up.
Great features even for the free versions.
Very easy to share
Very user friendly interface on the phone or on the desktop browser

I have been using mostly the free version which is ideal for my needs.The limited featured are a bit frustrating but hey...it is a free version. I
The limited time for each survey could be expanded to 2 weeks.

I was most impressed with the fact that I didn't need to learn much about the mechanics of the Slido features. In most situations, I want to, but in a jam - having to throw together an interactive quiz show for 20 tables of 6 - it was a great relief that everything was at my fingertips and simply worked.

I expect that at some point I'll try to do just the thing that Slido can't handle, but so the Slido team is leaps and bounds ahead of me in thinking up new ways to engage groups in learning, competition and fun.

The only stumbling block I hit was thinking that I would be limited to 3 quiz questions in the Free version because that version limits the number of polls per event to three. When I realized I had confused the two, angel choirs sang (we were down to 90 minutes before departure for the event venue).

Slido's best features are the polls and online Q&A. It is really easy to integrate with PPT. Slido's polls are so simple to use that I use them to hold polls in my team even when there isn't a meeting. The audience can vote for questions to appear on the list, reducing duplicate questions.

The pricing plan could be improved. Schedules are limited time only. The limited 3 quiz is frustrating.

Slido is a lightweight support tool to make your presentations more interactive with Q&A, polls and ideation. It works with any presentation software you use, such as Google Slides, MS PowerPoint or OSx Keynote. You are able to create a session in Slide securely and share the QR code/link with the participants. In the free version of Slido, your participants can add challenges, questions and ideas before or during the session. They are also able to participate in a limited number of polls.

Free version is limited. Presenter-facing interface could improve on UX. New feature roll-out could be more frequent and regular.

I started using slido 2 years ago. I do 3-4 conference talks each year. I have also tried many ways to better engage my audience and bring them into the talk. At that time I was required to use my smartphone to activate each poll of which I use 3 during the class. A couple of weeks ago I was setting it up to use again and this time I discovered the power point integration. When I set it u, which was pretty easy, I was able to use the ppt slides and when I got to a slide for the poll, it pops up automatically and immediately activates the desired poll. And this conference was virtual so I was able to use it sharing my screen on Zoom and people across the country participated in the 3 polls I had.

Setting it up takes some time but I think it works pretty well.

I like the technology integration and the ability to keep meeting attendees involved honest by allowing them to remain anonymous.

I wish that common questions or themes could be grouped together instead of being displayed individually.

Slido is one of the widely used application for creating engagements across. It acts as a ice breaker between the meetings and also serves as a tool to drive engagement across any organisation. One of my best feature for Slido is it's points table update after every question which shows how have people faired after every question. Also, it tells you who is just ahead of you which I think is also a nice feature as it keeps you competitive.

Perhaps one of the things where slide can be made better is it's use with applications like Sametime, symphony, etc.

Overall I found this to be a really helpful company in helping to engage the audience with real time polling and answers. I felt like it kept the class engaged throughout the presentation. The ease of use was a huge advantage for time sake. I also liked that we were able to attach it through our google slides with no issues.

The only thing is I wish I would have found this sooner! It’s a great tool to use for many settings.

Not software, but I am the one who determines the pace, how long the question will be answerable, when it will be possible to vote and when not. While using, I was the master of my own time and I determined the whole course, it suited me.

I missed the opportunity to find out names. This is only for the quiz, but I would appreciate it in general for the whole questionnaire.

Usability
Attendee Engagement
Crowdsourcing the most popular questions
Twitter connectivity

Clean and snappy design, quick set up, and super easy for end users

Honestly can't think of anything specific.