Start your session by asking where theyre tuning in from today using the Magic Maps feature. Its a fun, easy way to get everyone chatting and feel connected no matter where they are! Not only does this break the ice, but it also sets the stage for an interactive session right from the get-go.

Kick off the training by asking the attendees to rate their current knowledge of Regulatory compliance on a scale of 1 to 10. This helps tailor your session to their needs and engage them with content thats just right.

Use the Wonder Words feature to ask how they feel about Regulatory compliance. This could surface emotions like excitement, fear, or curiosity. Seeing these live can help you address concerns as you move forward in your session.

Pose a question about how Regulatory compliance impacts their daily roles. Their responses will cascade down as Talking Tiles, encouraging engagement and fostering a lively discussion organically!

Run a Power Poll to identify which aspects of Regulatory compliance they most want to delve into. This empowers your audience by giving them a voice in the training agenda, slightly steering the ship together!

To get a volunteer for sharing an experience or answering a question, spin the Winner Wheel. This light-hearted approach removes pressure, making participation feel like a fun game.

Test their understanding by throwing in a few Regulatory compliance related multiple-choice questions throughout your session. The Quiz feature makes learning feel like an interactive game rather than a lecture!

Kick off the training by asking the attendees to rate their current knowledge of Regulatory compliance on a scale of 1 to 10. This helps tailor your session to their needs and engage them with content thats just right.

StreamAlives Q&A feature grabs questions straight from the chat. With this, your trainees can ask questions anytime, and you can address them right at the moment or circle back later in an orderly fashion.

Post-session, use Analytics to see participation levels, highlight who your top participants were, and even share feedback through Teams or Email. This helps in understanding what worked well and what could be tweaked for next time!