Start on the right foot by using StreamAlives Magic Maps to break the ice. Ask your attendees where theyre joining from or perhaps their dream destination post-training. This way, you make them feel involved and globalize your session right from the start.

Use Rating Polls to quickly estimate everyones knowledge level regarding the Truth in Lending Act. Ask something like, On a scale of 1-5, how familiar are you with TILA? It helps set the pace for your training and identify areas to focus on.

Word clouds are a fun way to collect feelings or immediate thoughts around TILA. Ask questions like, Whats your immediate thought when you hear 'TILA'? Whether its excitement or apprehension, this data can guide your conversation.

Get a sense of TILAs real-world impact. Ask, How does TILA influence your daily work activities? Let responses tumble down the screen Tetris-style for a visually engaging experience.

Use polls to understand what facets of TILA your audience is itching to know more about. Perhaps theyre curious about compliance details or the impacts on loan management-get the pulse with a simple poll!

When you need a volunteer for a role-play or to answer questions, use the Spinner Wheel to randomly pick an audience member. This way, choosing isnt up to you or the chat-its a fair twist of fate!

Quizzes arent just for school. Throw in a multiple-choice question about TILA essentials to see who's retaining information. You could use a question like, Which document is mandatory under TILA for loan agreements?

Use Rating Polls to quickly estimate everyones knowledge level regarding the Truth in Lending Act. Ask something like, On a scale of 1-5, how familiar are you with TILA? It helps set the pace for your training and identify areas to focus on.

Let StreamAlive collect questions from your chat seamlessly. No need for juggling between screens to ensure all queries are addressed. Engage with pertinent questions right as they pop up.

Post-session, dive into StreamAlive analytics to see who stuck with you throughout, and why. Share these insights with your team over email or Teams, and use them to make your next session even better!