Start by creating a vibrant Magic Map experience. Ask participants about their location or dream destinations, and watch as their inputs transform into colorful clusters on a world map. Not only do you break the ice, you kick things off by connecting everyone, fostering a sense of community right away. Imagine asking them, "If you could invent an AI that's only used in one city, which city would that be?" Fun right?

Before diving into the details, use Rating Polls to gauge your audience's prior knowledge of Applied AI. This way, you know just how much groundwork you need to lay before introducing advanced concepts. Ask, 'On a scale of 1-10, how familiar are you with Applied AI?' and adjust your training depth accordingly.

Wondering how your audience feels about Applied AI? Use a Word Cloud to dynamically animate their feelings. Whether they're "excited", "curious", or perhaps "anxious", this visual feedback will help you tailor your session to address their emotions and set a more comfortable learning pace.

Talking Tiles can bring a whole new dimension to your session by capturing detailed audience thoughts on how Applied AI impacts their roles. Ask them, 'What changes have you noticed in your QA processes thanks to AI?' and watch as their messages turn into a visually appealing cascade of insights.

Find out which Applied AI topics your audience is most excited to explore further with a Power Poll. Pose a question like, 'Which aspect of AI do you find the most intriguing: Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, or Robotics?' Tailor what you cover based on their interests.

For those times when silence fills the room after a question, bring out the Spinner Wheel and pick a volunteer to unmute and share their thoughts. It's a fun way to keep your session interactive and ensure everyone gets included without putting anyone on the spot.

Engage your participants with a Quiz to review key Applied AI concepts. Include questions with a single correct answer to reinforce the intake of essential information. For instance, you might ask, 'Which is an example of AI in quality assurance: automated testing, manual auditing, or traditional error logging?'

Before diving into the details, use Rating Polls to gauge your audience's prior knowledge of Applied AI. This way, you know just how much groundwork you need to lay before introducing advanced concepts. Ask, 'On a scale of 1-10, how familiar are you with Applied AI?' and adjust your training depth accordingly.

StreamAlive's Q&A feature makes it easy to capture and respond to questions directly from the chat, ensuring you don't miss any query or feedback. It's super efficient for topics like Applied AI where questions often arise spontaneously.

After the session, use StreamAlive's analytics to assess engagement levels, identify the most active participants, and measure which parts of your session were most effective. Share the insights with your team via email or directly on Teams and continuously refine the training experience you offer.