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Tell StreamAlive what your session is about and its AI writes the questions to ask. While you present, it turns long answers into clean visuals, finds questions in the chat and summarizes what people said.

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Works where you do: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, YouTube Live, LinkedIn Live, Substack Live and Restream. Also on your PowerPoint slides.

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What helps you learn best? What helps you learn best? Answer in your own words

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  1. Sarah Chen I learn best when someone shows me a worked example first
  2. James Okoro honestly just having time to practice with real examples
  3. Aisha Rahman when the teacher checks in with everyone, not just the loud ones
  4. Tomás García group discussions help me a lot
  5. Priya Nair I need things written down so I can go back to them later
  6. Daniel Kim practice, practice, practice
  7. Mei Lin seeing a real example of it done well
  8. Olu Adeyemi talking it through with the person next to me
  9. Hannah Weber a short recap at the end of each section
  10. Marco Bianchi being allowed to ask questions as I go
  11. Fatima Zahra getting feedback on what I tried
  12. Lukas Novak practice with someone checking in on me
  13. Grace Park reading it first, then talking about it
  14. Arjun Mehta a good example I can copy and change

Type in the chat to add your own answer.

A meeting in Microsoft Teams or Zoom. People type answers in the meeting chat and StreamAlive turns them into a word cloud on the shared screen. You can type your own answer in the chat.

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Ask. Then listen.

What do you want more of in meetings? Answer in your own words

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  1. You Listening
  2. Tomás García honestly more time to talk it through
  3. Priya Nair a clear point to every meeting
  4. Daniel Kim being asked what I think
  5. Mei Lin shorter meetings with a clear agenda
  6. Olu Adeyemi more discussion, less slides
  7. Hannah Weber people actually listening to each other

Most presenters talk, talk, talk and forget to listen. They never hear what the room thought. With StreamAlive, they ask, then listen, and its AI helps with the questions and the answers.

In a Teams or Zoom meeting, “Listening” is sent in the chat and appears in the word cloud on the shared screen, which asks “What do you want more of in meetings?” Everyone else’s answers follow, and the most common one grows biggest.

Most presenters are used to talk, talk, talk, and forget to listen, listen, listen. StreamAlive’s AI gives you the questions, then helps you make sense of the answers.

The AI summaries take things to the next level. They immediately help clients decide what to do next.

Rachel Locke Founder & CEO, Virtual Approval

How StreamAlive AI helps in Zoom or Teams.

  1. You tell StreamAlive’s AI what the session is about.
  2. Your audience answers in the meeting chat, in their own words, however long.
  3. StreamAlive keeps the best of every answer and sums up the room.

  1. Paste your Teams or Zoom meeting link into StreamAlive and press Connect. It waits in the lobby like a note-taking app. Admit it once and it starts reading the chat.

  2. Share your screen and pick the StreamAlive window, the same way you share slides.

    This is the step people miss. Your audience can only answer a question they can see.

  3. Tell the AI what your session is about and it writes questions worth asking. Keep the ones you like; they’re slides in your presentation.

  4. They answer in the meeting chat in their own words. A whole sentence is fine.

  5. AI keeps the one or two words that matter for the cloud, finds questions in the chat, and sums up what people said.

  6. After the session, an AI summary tells you how it went and what to improve next time.

What helps you learn best? Answer in your own words

0 responses
  1. Sarah Chen I learn best when someone shows me a worked example first
  2. James Okoro honestly just having time to practice with real examples
  3. Aisha Rahman when the teacher checks in with everyone, not just the loud ones
  4. Tomás García group discussions help me a lot
  5. Priya Nair I need things written down so I can go back to them later
  6. Daniel Kim practice, practice, practice
  7. Mei Lin seeing a real example of it done well
  8. Olu Adeyemi talking it through with the person next to me
  9. Hannah Weber a short recap at the end of each section
  10. Marco Bianchi being allowed to ask questions as I go
  11. Fatima Zahra getting feedback on what I tried
  12. Lukas Novak practice with someone checking in on me
Illustration of the six steps. The presenter pastes the meeting link into StreamAlive and presses Connect. StreamAlive waits in the meeting lobby and is admitted, then posts in the chat that it is reading the chat. The presenter presses Share and picks the StreamAlive window, a word cloud question appears on the shared screen, and answers typed in the chat land in the word cloud as they arrive. After the session, the report shows who took part and how each question landed, and an AI assistant can answer questions about it.

Tell it your topic. Get your questions.

Type what your session is about and StreamAlive’s AI writes a set of questions for it, options included. Keep the ones you like, change the rest, and add them to your presentation as slides.

Create Power Polls with AI

  1. Where should AI have the most impact?

    1. A. Automate routine work
    2. B. Improve decisions
    3. C. Support creativity
    4. D. Personalize services
    5. E. Reduce human error
    6. F. Something else

  2. What concerns you most about workplace AI?

    1. A. Job displacement
    2. B. Privacy
    3. C. Bias
    4. D. Overreliance
    5. E. Lack of transparency
    6. F. Something else

  3. How do you want to learn AI skills?

    1. A. Short workshops
    2. B. Online courses
    3. C. Learning from colleagues
    4. D. Trying it on real work
Try another topic:
An example of what StreamAlive’s AI writes. Yours comes from your own topic.

While you present, AI reads every answer.

Press the lightbulb while the answers are on screen. StreamAlive’s AI sums them up in seconds: the highlights, the popular opinion, the alternative voices and the quotes worth reading out.

AI Summary

Highlights

  • Boost Efficiency - Speed up writing, summaries, research, and routine tasks
  • Spark Ideas - Support brainstorming, outlines, and first drafts
  • Find Insights - Spot patterns and make information easier to act on
  • Focus on What Matters - Automate repetitive work while people refine outputs and prioritize higher-value tasks

Popular Opinion

Ten of the 12 answers say AI already helps at work, mostly by saving time: drafting and polishing writing, summarizing documents, research, and turning meeting notes into action items.

Alternative Voices

Two people are more cautious. One still double-checks everything AI writes, and one hasn’t found a use for it at work yet.

Notable Quotes

  • "AI helps me draft emails and reports much faster."
  • "It takes care of repetitive tasks so I can focus on bigger projects."
  • "I use AI to get a first draft started, then refine it myself."
  • "Useful, but I still double-check everything it writes."

Press the lightbulb to open the summary yourself.

Example An AI summary of the 12 answers sent to the chat. In a session, press the lightbulb in the presenter’s toolbar.

The AI summaries take things to the next level. They immediately help clients decide what to do next.

Rachel Locke Founder & CEO, Virtual Approval

And it’s working in the background.

You don’t have to ask for any of this. It’s built into the interactions you already use.

  1. Long answers, short words.

    Someone types a whole sentence into a word cloud. The AI keeps the one or two words that matter, so the cloud stays readable and nobody’s answer is lost.

  2. Questions found without a question mark.

    The AI picks questions out of the chat when there’s no question mark, and when they’re not in English, for Quick Questions.

  3. A picture drawn from your places.

    When people type where they’re joining from, the AI can turn all of those places into one picture of the room, to share afterwards.

  4. An executive summary when it’s over.

    You get a short account of how the session went and what to improve next time, without reading back through the chat.

    Executive summary Example

    Product training: week 3

    The room was most active during the quiz and the Talking Tiles round, and engagement dipped in the last ten minutes. People asked most about pricing and the CRM.

    What worked

    • The quiz brought the most comments of the session.
    • Talking Tiles got people sharing in their own words.

    Try next time

    • Move the quiz earlier, before attention drops.
    • Answer the pricing questions up front next time.

Trainers and educators who listen first.

  • The AI summaries take things to the next level.

    Rachel Locke Founder & CEO, Virtual Approval
    Read the Virtual Approval story

  • StreamAlive helps me to acknowledge all my students with its creative visualizations that are shared with the class from my screen.

    Tatiana Rodriguez Adjunct Professor, Rutgers University
    Read Tatiana’s story

  • There are loads of digital tools you can use to increase engagement in your live online sessions.

    Gwyn Wansbrough Online Facilitator and Trainer, Breakthrough Facilitation
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Questions about StreamAlive AI

What does StreamAlive AI do?

It writes questions for your session from your topic, shortens long answers to fit a word cloud, finds questions in the chat, summarizes what people said as they say it, and writes you a summary when the session ends.

How does the AI write my questions?

Type what your session or presentation is about and it comes up with relevant polls, multiple choice questions and quizzes. Keep the ones you like, change the rest, and add them to your presentation as slides.

Does the AI listen to my meeting?

No. StreamAlive reads the chat only. It doesn’t record or access video, audio or shared screens.

Does it work in other languages?

The AI that finds questions in the chat works in other languages, and word clouds take the words people type in any language. The AI that writes your questions works in English.

Can the AI summarize answers while I’m presenting?

Yes. Press the lightbulb in your toolbar while the answers are on screen. A summary opens with the highlights, the popular opinion, the alternative voices and the notable quotes.

What’s in the executive summary?

A short account of how the session went and what to improve next time, written for the presenter after the session.

Do I have to use the AI?

No. Write every question yourself if you prefer. The AI is there when you want a hand.

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