Kick off your session by putting your audience on the map. Ask them where theyre from using Magic Maps. This can warm up your audience and break the initial barrier. It helps to connect by sharing physical locations before diving into serious topics like Market Abuse Regulation.

Find out how familiar everyone is with Market Abuse Regulations using a Rating Poll. Simply ask them to rate their knowledge from 1 to 10. This helps you tailor your session based on their existing understanding.

Create a Word Cloud to see how your audience feels about Market Abuse Regulation training. Are they excited, intimidated, or indifferent? This sets the tone for your entire presentation.

Ask them what impact Market Abuse Regulation has on their job role with Talking Tiles. Their responses will stack dynamically, giving you a visual mosaic of real-world impacts and challenges.

Use a Power Poll to uncover what aspect of Market Abuse Regulation the audience is most curious about. Let them choose from options like compliance, risks, penalties, or case studies. Addressing their interests keeps them hooked.

Encourage interaction using the Spinner Wheel. Invite volunteers to share their thoughts or experiences-whoever the wheel lands on gets to unmute and speak. This adds an element of surprise and excitement.

Engage them with a quiz about Market Abuse Regulation. Throw in a few multiple-choice questions where only one answer is right. This light-hearted check-in can reinforce learning and keep the atmosphere lively.

Find out how familiar everyone is with Market Abuse Regulations using a Rating Poll. Simply ask them to rate their knowledge from 1 to 10. This helps you tailor your session based on their existing understanding.

Leverage StreamAlives Q&A feature to seamlessly handle audience questions from the chat. No separate Q&A box-just fluid interaction that keeps the session going smoothly with all inquiries covered.

Once your training is over, see how well it went. Analyze which parts kept their attention, who was most engaged, and share insights with stakeholders via Teams or Email. That way you can keep improving future sessions.