Break the ice by asking participants where they're joining from or what geography is most susceptible to fraud. Use Magic Maps to populate these locations on a world map. It's a visual way to kick off the session and engage the folks right off the bat.

Find out how clued up everyone is on Fraud prevention & detection right from the get-go. Use Rating Polls to let participants share how much they know on a scale of 1-10, giving you a clear idea of the knowledge baseline.

Ask everyone to drop a word that describes how they feel about fraud prevention - are they anxious, confident, or neutral? Use Wonder Words to create a Word Cloud to visually represent your audience's collective sentiment.

Open a discussion about the real-world impact of fraud on their current job roles. As participants share their thoughts, use Talking Tiles to visualize this dynamic conversation in real-time, making sure every contribution lands on the screen.

Wondering what fraud-related topic grabs everyones attention? Use Power Polls to let participants choose which area of fraud they want to dive deeper into, ensuring the session is tailored to their interests.

Looking to get someone to share an example or idea? Use the Winner Wheel to randomly pick a volunteer from the audience to share their thoughts, creating a spontaneous and fun interaction.

Throw out a multiple-choice question about fraud detection methods and let the audience pick the correct answer. Use the Quiz feature to visualize responses and later reveal the correct answer, sparking a learning moment.

Find out how clued up everyone is on Fraud prevention & detection right from the get-go. Use Rating Polls to let participants share how much they know on a scale of 1-10, giving you a clear idea of the knowledge baseline.

Let StreamAlive handle Q&A by picking up all questions from the chat. This way, participants can freely ask questions without needing an extra platform, making your Q&A seamless and efficient.

Once the session wraps up, dive into StreamAlives analytics to see which parts captured attention, who engaged the most, and gather insights to adjust future sessions. Share these findings with your team via email or Teams for collective insights.