Start your session by getting everyone involved with Magic Maps. Ask attendees where theyre tuning in from or where they think AI in medical imaging could have the biggest impact geographically. Its a great way to break the ice and visualize your diverse audience.

Find out what everyones current knowledge of Ethical AI is with a quick Rating Poll. Youll get an instant, visual sense of the room and tailor the content accordingly maybe your team is already quite knowledgeable, or perhaps a bit more foundational info is needed.

Ask how participants feel about Ethical AI. Are they excited, intimidated, or perhaps apprehensive? A Word Cloud can show these feelings in real-time, letting you address any concerns and hype up the excitement.

Invite everyone to share how they see Ethical AI impacting their roles. Their responses will dynamically tumble down the screen, turning individual thoughts into a collective dialogue. Its a fun way to get everyone talking!

Discover which aspects of Ethical AI intrigue your audience the most. Set up a Power Poll to gather insights on whether its the fairness, transparency, or bias detection elements that hold their interest.

Looking for volunteers to share things with the group? Use the Spinner Wheel! It adds an element of surprise and encourages more spontaneous participation.

Knowledge check time! Use a Quiz to pose a multiple-choice question about Ethical AI. Once the audience votes, reveal the correct answer to solidify learning and clear up any misconceptions.

Find out what everyones current knowledge of Ethical AI is with a quick Rating Poll. Youll get an instant, visual sense of the room and tailor the content accordingly maybe your team is already quite knowledgeable, or perhaps a bit more foundational info is needed.

StreamAlives Q&A automatically picks up questions from the chat. Focus on engaging with your audience instead of digging through messages. Its smooth, fast, and keeps you connected.

After the session, dive into the analytics. See who stayed hooked the longest, share the interaction results over Teams or Email, and learn which parts of your presentation hit home and which might need a tweak.