Hey there, awesome Google Meet hosts! Ever noticed how some sessions just feel electric while others seem a bit flat? That vibe, that energy, is all about engagement. In Resume and Interview Skills Workshops, it's crucial to not just talk 'at' your audience but to get them involved. Engaged attendees learn more and retain better, making your session truly unforgettable. Let’s dive into how you can bring that spark using StreamAlive’s real-time interaction tools.
Getting Started with Magic Maps
You know that moment in your Google Meet when you ask everyone, 'Where's everyone tuning in from today?' It’s classic, but with Magic Maps, it becomes a visual treat! As folks type in their locations, you can see them on a live map right in your session. Why not ask attendees where their dream job location is or where they've had a memorable interview? Watching the map light up with responses is not just fun; it’s a great way to kick off your resume workshop on a lively note. Plus, it helps everyone feel a bit more connected right from the get-go.
Dive Deep with Opinion Polls
Want to gather more detailed insights? Opinion Polls are your go-to. Ask open questions like, 'Describe your dream interview environment,' or 'What's the best advice someone gave you about job applications?' This is more than data; it's about hearing authentic experiences. Sharing these within the group can highlight diverse perspectives, making the session richer and more rewarding for everyone involved.
Engage with Power Polls
People love polls—just quick little questions to set the tone. Use Power Polls to ask, 'What’s the most challenging part of making a resume?' or 'How do you feel after an interview?' Not only does it give you a pulse on what your audience is thinking, but sharing the results can lead to deeper discussions. Plus, seeing responses live keeps everyone on their toes and ensures your session flows smoothly.
Use Winner Wheel to Amp up the Fun
Let's face it, not everyone’s gonna be the chatty type. But toss in a Winning Wheel, and suddenly, people are clamoring to participate! Announce that you'll randomly pick someone to share their favorite resume tip or interview question. Or maybe decide whose question gets answered next. It’s a great motivator, making others jump in on the chat too because, hey, who doesn’t like to win a little moment in the spotlight?
Visualize Thoughts with Wonder Words
Words have power, and seeing them come to life is pure magic with Wonder Words. Ask your audience for one-word descriptions of their dream job or top interview fears. As they type, watch these words grow on screen; it's a visual engagement tool that makes everyone’s voice heard. Plus, it’s an excellent way to assess themes and adjust the session focus if needed. Wonder Words turns individual thoughts into a shared conversation starter.
Simplify Decisions with Choice Circle
People love polls—just quick little questions to set the tone. Use Power Polls to ask, 'What’s the most challenging part of making a resume?' or 'How do you feel after an interview?' Not only does it give you a pulse on what your audience is thinking, but sharing the results can lead to deeper discussions. Plus, seeing responses live keeps everyone on their toes and ensures your session flows smoothly.