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# Session feedback (App)
Feedback requests can be tailored for more feedback pertinent to individual sessions. This article will explain how to enable & set this up, and edit the questions being asked.
## The home page
In the admin panel, hover over Communication -> Feedback -> Session feedback
## Managing session feedback requests
### Enabling/disabling session feedback requests
1. Open the home page.
2. All session feedback requests can be enabled/disabled at once using the blue buttons at the bottom of the page. You may:
1. Enable all push notifications;
2. Disable all push notifications;
3. Enable feedback at the end of the talk;
4. Disable feedback at the end of the talk.
3\. Look for a blue 'Yes' or red 'No' icon to the right of each session. Sending a feedback request through a push notification at the end of a talk or showing feedback at the end of a talk can be enabled/disabled for each individual session.
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**Note:** 'Yes' means users will be asked for their feedback on that session, and 'No' means they won't.
{% endhint %}
4\. Click on these icons to toggle between them.
### Editing session feedback requests
1. Open the home page.
2. Click onnext to your session.
3. Complete/edit the fields as described.
4. Click on 'Save changes'.
## Settings
1. In the Admin Panel, hover over settings.
2. Select 'App settings'.
3\. Click on 'Feedback' from the left-hand menu.
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The user's personal programme includes all plenary sessions and any registered sessions they have signed up for.
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## Managing your feedback
Manage feedback by enabling or disabling the following settings:
| Title | Explanation |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Enable feedback | Enable or disable the [feedback ](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/feedback/application/event-app-feedback)feature in the admin panel. |
| Enable the rating of this app | Enable or disable the rating of the event displayed on the [social wall](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/communication/application/news-feed). |
| Enable the rating of program items | Enable or disable the rating of each separate program item. |
| Enable the rating of posters | Enable or disable the rating of [posters](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/content/application-1/contributions). |
| Enable visible poster images | Enable or disable the visibility of [poster images](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/content/application-1/contributions) in the app. |
| Enable feedback in menu | Enable or disable open feedback in the navigation menu when a user missed a feedback response. |
| When would you like to enquire feedback from attendees? | Select when users will be asked to provide feedback. |
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**Reminder:** Don't forget to save your changes!
{% endhint %}
## In App Appearance
## Results
Results can be downloaded via this  botton in the top right corner.
Alternatively, a list can be found under "feedback" results.
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