Interactive Events > Interactivity
Create dynamic and engaging events
Foster audience participation using Watchity’s built-in interactive features.
Effortlessly incorporate interactive features into your event
Audience participation is crucial for boosting engagement at events.
Watchity offers a suite of integrated interaction components—Chat, Q&A, Voting, and CTAs—that can be activated with just one click.
Additionally, it supports integration with other engagement platforms like Kahoot.
Attendees of the Event
Make real-time decisions regarding the pace and content of your event to maintain viewer attention. The participants list provides continuous updates on who is attending and how the audience is evolving.
Questions and answers (Q&A)
Encourage viewer engagement by allowing them to submit questions and vote on their favorites, ensuring the most relevant topics are prioritized.
You can activate this feature even before the event, enabling you to filter and sort questions effectively. During the session, you can address questions live or respond later through the integrated Q&A system.
Additionally, allow other participants to contribute answers, fostering a collaborative atmosphere.
Interactive chat
Facilitate a vibrant conversation among the entire audience about the topics discussed during your event.
Maintain participant engagement by moderating the rhythm and content of the session based on their feedback. Highlight their messages on the broadcast through labels, making them feel included in the event.
You have the flexibility to make the conversation public or restrict it to organizer visibility, as well as enable private chats between attendees.
Polls
Gather audience feedback by presenting questions with a set of predefined answer options for participants to select their favorites.
This approach provides instant insights on topics of interest, enhancing viewer engagement, attention, and overall participation.
Call to action (CTA)
Incorporate a custom call-to-action button featuring a message and a link that appears at the end of the session, motivating viewers to take specific actions, such as completing a survey, rating the session, registering for an upcoming event, or downloading a document.