A Wordcloud is ideal when you want to quickly explore how a group thinks about a topic.

It works especially well at the start of a session, when introducing a theme, or when you want to collect first impressions, associations, or ideas.

Because participants respond with short words or phrases, it’s a low-threshold way to get everyone involved.

A Wordcloud is a good starting point when you want to quickly explore how a group thinks about a topic, without steering the conversation too much.

It works especially well when you are looking for first impressions, associations, or a broad range of ideas. Because participants respond in their own words, you get a more open and unfiltered view compared to formats with predefined options.

A Wordcloud is also useful when you want to involve everyone right away, including participants who may be less likely to speak up in a group.

A Wordcloud is an interactive format in which participants submit short words or ideas via their phone.

These responses appear instantly on the main screen and together form a visual overview of how the group thinks about a topic. In one glance, you can see which themes stand out and which perspectives are present.

Because everyone can respond at the same time, the Wordcloud is low-threshold and inclusive. Even participants who are less likely to speak up in a group can easily contribute.

Everyone can participate without needing to explain or justify their input. This helps surface a wider range of perspectives and often leads to richer and more diverse input than in a traditional discussion.

Words that are submitted more often or receive more attention become more prominent, helping to naturally create focus and direction for the conversation.

You can then highlight specific words and invite participants to explain their choices, turning short input into deeper discussion.

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Yes, participants can also interact with each other’s input if this feature is enabled.

They can indicate which words they recognize or agree with. Words that receive more attention become more prominent on the screen.

This helps you see which ideas resonate most within the group.