Slido
Interactive polling and Q&A platform for meetings and events
What is Slido?
Try SlidoSlido is an audience interaction platform for meetings and events that helps teams crowdsource top questions and engage participants with live polls and quizzes. It supports inclusive, real-time conversations by letting audiences contribute during sessions. Slido is part of Cisco and is built to keep engagement going in hybrid work.
What does Slido do for meetings and events?
Slido helps you get the most out of meetings by crowdsourcing top questions and engaging participants with live polls and quizzes. It’s designed for real-time interaction between speakers and audiences, so people can contribute during the session.
How does Slido help you turn audience questions into discussion?
Slido is built to support inclusive conversations by collecting audience input and surfacing top questions during meetings and events. This helps keep participants engaged and makes it easier to address what the audience cares about.
What kinds of interactive engagement can you run with Slido?
With Slido, you can run live polls and quizzes as well as use it to crowdsource questions from participants. You can use these interactive formats to gather input and keep participation high during the session.
How does Slido support hybrid work and continuing engagement?
Slido is designed for modern meetings, including hybrid work, so interaction stays active wherever and however people meet. As part of Cisco, it focuses on driving inclusion and engagement across different meeting formats.
What is Slido AI and how does it help organizers create better polls?
Slido AI helps organizers prepare engagement faster by generating and refining poll content. It can generate polls based on your meeting goal and meeting context, and it can also generate or improve polling from your slides to help polish poll wording in Host mode.
Can participants use AI to improve their questions in Slido?
Yes. Slido offers a “Question AI” option for participants that can help them ask clearer questions with more confidence by suggesting improvements to wording, length, and tone before they send their question.