Get everyone involved from the get-go, ask participants to pinpoint their location on Magic Maps. You can say, 'Plot yourself on the map! Where are you joining us from?' This breaks the ice and literally puts your audience on the map, making it feel like a global AI conference.

Right at the start, why not gauge everyones AI knowledge? Use a Rating Poll to ask, 'On a scale of 1 to 10, how familiar are you with Business AI?' This sets the tone and gives you an idea of who might need a bit more help or encouragement.

Before diving deep into AI realms, check the rooms temperature. Ask something like, 'How do you feel about diving into Business AI today?' Encourage one-word answers-excited, nervous, curious-and watch them pop into a vibrant word cloud.

Get more specific by asking, 'How do you think Business AI is or will impact your role?' Watching their thoughts cascade down the screen like in a classic game keeps everyone engaged and turns learning into a collective narrative.

When it comes time to delve into specifics, use Power Polls to see which aspect of Business AI intrigues your audience most. A simple 'What Business AI area are you most curious about: automation, data analysis, or decision-making?' can guide where you take the session next.

Need a brave soul to volunteer? Why not let the Spinner Wheel choose who will answer the next question? Throw in, 'Who feels lucky today?' It's a fun way to get participants excited about speaking up.

Wrap up sections with a quick multiple choice quiz. Ask something like, 'What does AI stand for in Business AI?' Keep it relevant, stress-free, and use humor to make it memorable and light-hearted.

Right at the start, why not gauge everyones AI knowledge? Use a Rating Poll to ask, 'On a scale of 1 to 10, how familiar are you with Business AI?' This sets the tone and gives you an idea of who might need a bit more help or encouragement.

StreamAlive simplifies the Q&A process by picking up questions straight from the chat. This means no awkward pauses, just fluid interaction. Have participants shoot questions your way without leaving the chat window.

After the dust settles, analyze how the session went. See what parts of your presentation really clicked, identify your top contributors, and take those insights to make future sessions even better. Share your proudest moments via Teams or email and keep your audience in the loop.