Speaker Tracker vs Speaker Presentation Timer

Originally created to use at meetings of a local council, SpeakerTracker has the following features: - displays three lists for use during a debate: - all those who have not spoken - those who have indicated they wish to speak - those who have spoken or are speaking - displays a timer so that speeches can be timed - speech times can be kept for each speaker - a full meeting can be recorded and report created The secretary or chairperson can easily add names to the list of those waiting to speak. The order on the list can be changed. The secretary or chairperson can easily see who has already spoken, which is important if the meeting's rules limit speakers to just one speech in a debate. Code is open-sourced on Github: https://github.com/wrmack/SpeakerTracker

No longer do you have to pull yourself away from your audience to check the time. You no longer have to ask, "How am I doing for time?" nor, "How much time do I have left?" In theatre, stage actors can never break the 4th wall. The 4th wall is the imaginary wall between the actor and the audience. Professional Speakers have the same limitation. Every time you look at your watch or run to the lectern to check your time, you pull yourself from the audience and their needs. You are essentially going from "I am being of service to you!" to "I am up here doing my job - and oh, yea, I have 5 minutes left!" You can set Speaker Presentation Timer and the Pro Speaker Presentation Timer to prompt individual components of your speech and stealthily vibrate in your pocket (or on your watch) as you reach your critical sections. With Pro Speaker Presentation Timer, only you will know you're on stage with a job to do.