Questions can be set up with 10 answer choices.

If you are using the Reply IQ system, you can have up to 100 answer choices (00-99), otherwise you must break your question into groups of 10 answer choices.

The PowerCom Poller Wizard will help you do that. Within step 2 you simply check any answer choices that you will accept as being correct. You can have one correct answer, or as many as you like. PowerCom blinks the corrected answer bar when displaying the result graphic.

No sorry you can’t. However please contact our PowerCom team to see if they can customize a program to handle this special request.

Absolutely! But first you must set up your team in a Roster List so PowerCom knows which person belongs to which team. This can be done through the PowerCom menu. Select Roster/Team, set up a new Roster Template or use an existing template and input any information you want to track into your Roster List.

Yes. This can be done within step 2 of the PowerCom Poller Wizard.

Absolutely! That’s what makes PowerCom so dynamic and interactive. Step 4 of the The PowerCom Poller Wizard has a “Polling Music and Timer” option. Simply check "Play Music While Polling” and assign a music file. PowerCom will play the music file when your slide appears.

Absolutely! That’s what makes PowerCom so dynamic and interactive. Construct your question slide and insert the poller as usual, then insert a movie clip to the slide and choose “Automatically” when PowerPoint asks “How do you want the movie to start in the slide show?” PowerCom will start playing the video when your slide appears.

Yes you can. Actually that’s a powerful feature within PowerCom called Winners. When using the Poller Wizard put the number of points beside the answer choice(s) and points will automatically be awarded to those that answer correctly. The systems will track and rank Individual, Cumulative, and Team points. To see the results click “W” and a winners screen will be displayed. There you can see who has the most points.

No, this is a feature is not currently available, however it is on PowerCom’s implementation list.