IMPROVED ALGORITHM FOR INTERACTIVE REPRESENTATIONS WITH FEEDBACK

Abstract

Today, information is the most valuable resource in the modern world, there are many ways to convey information to the user. One such way is to give presentations. Usually, a presentation is a set of slides filled with certain information. Presentations are held in front of a certain audience with the involvement of a speaker, who in turn conveys information from the slides. Presentations are held in a variety of cases and situations, from school subjects to professional meetings. The quality of the information that will be conveyed or assimilated by the listeners directly depends on the speech of the speaker, but also a very important factor is the process of presenting the information. The main problem of any presentation is the dryness and uniformity of the presentation. Usually, the speaker creates slides filled with text and “reads” information from them. That is why the process of conveying information to users needs to be improved, which in turn determines the relevance of qualification work. One of the important stages of interactive presentations is the interaction with the audience, which is why the speaker and the audience are connected. Interaction is usually provided by asking questions to the audience. This can be a survey or any information that needs to be communicated to the audience. An improved algorithm for conducting interactive presentations is proposed due to the possibility of choosing the mode of identification of the listener of the presentation and the use of an interactive survey to improve the quality of presentations. The proposed functionality will help increase the number of questions from the audience to the speaker due to the anonymous identification mode, as well as help the speakers to establish feedback with the audience through an interactive survey, which will generally improve the quality of speeches and presentations.