Co-creation works best when people feel like theyre part of something from minute one. Magic Maps is a super simple opener that gets everyone typing instantly. How to use it in your Co-Creation training: - **Warm welcome + instant connection:** Where are you joining from today? (Youll literally see your room populate on a live world map.) - **Context check for training agencies:** Which city do you train in most often? (Great way to surface regional differences in client needs.) - **Co-create the examples youll use later:** Pick one location where youd like a co-created program to succeed most-where should we test ideas today? Trainer move: if youre seeing clusters (like lots from one city), call it out: Okay, looks like weve got a strong Toronto crew-tell me in chat, what are clients there asking for right now? Boom: co-creation begins.

Rating Polls are perfect when you want quick honesty without putting people on the spot. Its a clean way to shape your delivery in the moment. Ways to use Rating Polls for Co-Creation ILT: - **Confidence check:** On a scale of 110, how confident are you in running co-creation sessions with clients? - **Maturity check:** Rate your current co-design process at your agency (1 = messy, 10 = smooth and repeatable). - **Buy-in check:** How valuable do you *think* co-creation is for client results? (110) Then co-create the agenda: Looks like were mostly at a 46. Cool-then Im going to spend less time on theory and more time on a step-by-step process + templates. Deal?

This is one of the easiest ways to turn participants into contributors. Ask a 12 word question, and let their language shape your session. Great Word Cloud prompts for Co-Creation training: - **Emotions (instant temperature check):** Co-creation feels ______. (Youll see things like exciting, chaotic, time-consuming, powerful.) - **Client reality check:** Whats the #1 thing clients usually want most? (12 words) - **Outcome focus:** When co-creation works, the result is ______. Trainer move: pick the biggest 23 words and build a mini discussion: Im seeing chaotic and powerful-perfect. Lets co-create a process that keeps the power but reduces the chaos.

Talking Tiles is amazing when you want responses that are a little longer than a word cloud-real experiences, real examples, real friction. Use it to co-create your content on the fly: - **Role impact:** Where could co-creation make your job easier-or harder? - **Client challenges:** Whats a moment where a client changed the goalposts mid-program? - **Internal agency reality:** What slows down collaboration between sales, delivery, and SMEs? Trainer move: once tiles start dropping in, you can theme the session in real time: - Im seeing a pattern: scope creep + stakeholder misalignment. Lets build a co-creation kickoff that protects you from both. Thats co-creation: their input becomes your next teaching segment.

Power Polls are your choose your own adventure tool. Instead of guessing what they want, you let them vote-and then you teach what wins. Poll ideas for Training Agency Co-Creation ILT: - **What should we tackle first?** 1) Running a co-creation kickoff 2) Managing difficult stakeholders 3) Turning insights into a program design 4) Pricing/timeboxing co-creation - **Where does co-creation break down most?** 1) Discovery 2) Design 3) Delivery 4) Measurement Trainer move: promise youll follow the room: Whatever wins, well build a simple framework for it together and youll leave with a draft you can reuse.

Sometimes you want voices, not just chat-but asking anyone want to share? usually gets you silence. Spinner Wheel fixes that by making it playful and random. How trainers use it in co-creation: - **Volunteer with a twist:** Drop Im in in chat if youre open to sharing. Ill spin the wheel to pick who well hear from. - **Case clinic:** Type one client situation youre dealing with. Well spin to pick one and co-create a solution live. - **Friendly accountability:** Everyone who posted an idea goes on the wheel-winner gets a shoutout (or a small prize). Trainer move: keep it light: Dont worry, youre not being graded-just helping us build a real-world example.

A Quiz interaction is perfect for busting myths and making sure key concepts actually land. Its also a great reset button when energy dips. Quiz questions that fit Co-Creation training for agencies: - Which is the BEST definition of co-creation? (Only one correct) - Whats the biggest risk if you co-create with *too many* stakeholders at once? - Which step should happen BEFORE ideation? Trainer move: after revealing the correct answer, ask: Who picked option 2-tell me what made it feel right? Now youre teaching *with* them, not *at* them.

Rating Polls are perfect when you want quick honesty without putting people on the spot. Its a clean way to shape your delivery in the moment. Ways to use Rating Polls for Co-Creation ILT: - **Confidence check:** On a scale of 110, how confident are you in running co-creation sessions with clients? - **Maturity check:** Rate your current co-design process at your agency (1 = messy, 10 = smooth and repeatable). - **Buy-in check:** How valuable do you *think* co-creation is for client results? (110) Then co-create the agenda: Looks like were mostly at a 46. Cool-then Im going to spend less time on theory and more time on a step-by-step process + templates. Deal?

In co-creation sessions, questions pop up constantly-and chat can get messy fast. StreamAlive Q&A pulls questions out of the chat and organizes them so you dont miss the good stuff. How to use it during your ILT: - **Park questions without ignoring people:** Drop questions anytime-StreamAlive will collect them and Ill hit them at our Q&A breaks. - **Co-create the FAQ for future programs:** Im going to answer the top 5 questions, and these will become our shared client-ready FAQ. - **Theme-based Q&A:** Lets do 3 minutes on stakeholder challenges-then well switch to pricing/timeboxing questions. Trainer move: when you answer, tie it back to someone by name. People feel seen, and chat participation usually jumps immediately.

If youre a training agency, you dont just need a great session-you need repeatability and proof. StreamAlive Analytics helps you see what actually drove engagement. What you can do with it after your co-creation ILT: - **Spot your high-engagement moments:** See minute-by-minute where chat and interactions spiked (and where energy dipped). - **Replay and learn:** Review chat replay + interaction results to see what prompts worked best. - **Identify your most engaged participants:** Great for follow-ups, champions, or even inviting them into a pilot group. - **Share results easily:** Send interaction reports to email or share internally on Teams to improve the next run. Trainer move: treat it like iteration: Next delivery, Im moving that poll earlier because it clearly woke the room up. Thats co-creation thinking applied to your own training design.