Start your session by breaking the ice with Magic Maps. Ask the audience from which city or place they are joining. This will set an engaging tone and make people feel seen, literally on the map!

Use Rating Polls to gauge the audience's current understanding of Financial compliance. You'll know exactly where to start and which points to emphasize. Simple question like 'On a scale of 1-5, how confident do you feel about compliance regulations?' works wonders.

Get a quick read on the audience's sentiments about compliance training by creating a word cloud. Ask them to type a word that describes how they feel about compliance - could be 'excited', 'confused', or 'anxious'.

Use Talking Tiles to allow attendees to share their thoughts on how Financial compliance impacts their role. As these responses rain down like tiles, everyone sees their contribution on screen.

Run a poll to identify which areas of compliance attendees are most curious about. Whether it's anti-money laundering or data protection, knowing this helps tailor your session better.

To make participation exciting, use the Spinner Wheel. Ask a question and let the Spinner Wheel choose who gets to answer. It's fun, unpredictable, and keeps everyone involved.

Sprinkle in a quiz to test the waters on compliance knowledge. Ask a multiple-choice question like 'What is the maximum penalty for non-compliance?' and reveal the correct answer to keep everyone on their toes.

Use Rating Polls to gauge the audience's current understanding of Financial compliance. You'll know exactly where to start and which points to emphasize. Simple question like 'On a scale of 1-5, how confident do you feel about compliance regulations?' works wonders.

With StreamAlive's Q&A feature, you won't need to juggle between chat and a separate Q&A box. Questions from the chat are picked up and displayed neatly, simplifying the process of addressing queries.

Post-session, dive into Analytics to assess engagement. See which parts of your presentation had the audience hooked and who the most active participants were. Share these insights to further improve future sessions.