Refer to Speaker and Asker

PROBLEMS:
  * make sure you are not exposing Asker's phone number to all audience members 
  * deaf audience members
  * the app must work for every kind of space (indoor, outdoor)


POSSIBLE FEATURES:
  * Autocorrect grammatical errors
  * Time limit for speakers
  * Incorporate clicker for slides within the app since the speaker will be holding his phone throughout the event anyway
  * Question limit / question rate limit for each audience member (make sure program on speaker's phone doesn't freeze / overload)
  * Speech to text for deaf audience members
  * Automatically turn off ringer/vibrations in the Asker's phone when you enter the app
  * Replace the radio and clip-on microphone speaker that the Speaker already wears
  * live stream through your phone like on Youtube (send audio through browser)
  * server running to store information

POSSIBLE DIFFERENT MODES:
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QUESTIONS:
  * what are the different kinds of events that use Q&A often?
  * What are the different venues where this might be used?
  * how can we connect all of the devices if there is no wifi?
  * Should there be photos of each person who asks a question? Will that encourage stereotyping? 
  * What should we do for non-smart phone users?
  * What if there is no computer at the podium/stage?
  * How will what we make change audience behavior? i.e. Shy people will be more likely to ask questions if it is text based,
  * Is texting your question to the speaker in the middle of the event annoying? Or is it convenient so that you don't forget your question?
  * Where should notices of new questions to speaker show up?
  * How can we avoid creating accounts or use pre-existing accounts? QR code at the door?
  * What does "joining a room" mean? (the technology)



TO RESEARCH:
  * video conferencing
  * live lectures and seminar hosted online


TO DO:
  * make flow diagrams
  * start programming / watching Java tutorials
  * make Gantt chart
  * set goals