# Questions and answers

The Questions and answers module allows for an alternative way for speakers to receive questions from the audience and answer them.&#x20;

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On the right-hand side of the screen, there is an option to use another Q\&A function, for this reason, the Question and answer module is switched **off** by default.&#x20;
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<summary>Switch on the Q&#x26;A module</summary>

1\) Click on the settings cog icon![](/files/4hPWyoA46pjbqLwj8d74) found in the bottom left-hand corner of your screen to open more options\
2\) Click on the option 'Workspace'\
3\) Click 'Enable questions & answers'

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<summary>How the audience can ask a Question</summary>

The Audience can ask the speaker questions once the module has been switched on by clicking on the ![](/files/B6ZiKOwv0pkwJtrk5MnJ)icon and then typing their question at the bottom of the screen

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It is possible for the user to ask the question anonymously by clicking the ![](/files/1GKF5UkkY2YGSEhqBZl7)Ask anonymously&#x20;

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### Action buttons

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<summary><img src="/files/-MCLk0ogzm6EbtztQ_wK" alt="" data-size="original">Filter Questions</summary>

It is possible to filter the questions based on whether they have been Answered, Unanswered or Queued for live answer.

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<summary><img src="/files/LkRM9chJeLwfCG1To2jA" alt=""><strong>Queue for live answer</strong></summary>

You can Queue an answer for live answer, this will show the question under the filter Queued for live answer.

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<summary><img src="/files/RoyJaYnNYD0Rsk2dOv7J" alt=""> Request public vote</summary>

This function allows the audience to publicly vote for a question to be answered by the speaker.

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<summary><img src="/files/G5t5GXO5cYSGEwenYYtV" alt="">Live Answer</summary>

&#x20; As a speaker, you can highlight a question to answer live and show it as a pop on the screen of the audience.&#x20;

To complete this double click the question you wish to answer and click the blue-button Live answer.                              &#x20;

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Once you are ready to stop answering you can click the stop button.

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<summary><img src="/files/bEJvVfTbRqmeAMrzLnwz" alt="">Edit Questions</summary>

You can edit questions by clicking the three dots next to the question and choosing the option ![](/files/C5BtSPHGfrOByHJfgz0K)Edit. Edit the question and then Save.

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<summary><img src="/files/pGOo5bMDQYKpQcKsa1XV" alt=""> Delete an answer</summary>

You can delete questions by clicking the three dots next to the question and choosing the option ![](/files/pGOo5bMDQYKpQcKsa1XV) Delete. Edit the question and then Save.

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<summary><img src="/files/CaG57PUFMRgRjCe9rP7a" alt="">Export Questions</summary>

You can export the questions in the formats listed below by clicking the three dots ![](/files/gflRC0bvhXiigEkI1Qzx)next to the title 'questions' and then choosing the option Export history.

* Plain Text Document (.txt)
* Potable Document Format (.pdf)
* Comma Separated Values (.csv)

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# Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation

If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question.

Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter:

```
GET https://knowledge-base-speakers.letsgetdigital.com/virtual-room-menu/questions-and-answers.md?ask=<question>
```

The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language.
The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation.

Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.
