Fair lending Training for underwriting teams
StreamAlive helps 9x the audience engagement in your Virtual Instructor-led Trainings (VILT).
Make your instructor-led Fair lending training more fun with polls, word clouds, spinner wheels and more
Works inside your existing PowerPoint presentation
Install the StreamAlive app for PowerPoint and see your slides come to life as people participate in your interactions
AI generates audience interactions for you
Let our AI scan your presentation and automatically come up with relevant questions based on the content. Or spend two hours coming up with your own questions, your choice!
Built to work with MS Teams and Zoom
Native apps for Teams and Zoom so you never have to leave your existing workflows
No QR Codes
Chat-powered interactions means your audience doesn’t need to scan QR codes or look at another screen to participate. They just type in the chat!
Quickly approved by your IT team
StreamAlive’s apps for Teams and Zoom means that they have been through rigorous quality assurance and client safety reviews. You’ll find everything an IT team needs to approve the app within the organization within your StreamAlive account.
Youve been asked to conduct Fair lending training for underwriting teams and you want to make the session fun and interesting. Lets see how to make that happen.
Mapping The Audience
Break the ice with a fun, interactive map. Ask everyone "Where are you joining us from today?" and watch as they light up the map with their locations. It's a great way to see the diversity of your team and makes for an engaging start!
Gauge The Room
Curious about your team's grasp on Fair lending? Start with a rating poll asking, "On a scale of 1-10, how familiar are you with Fair lending principles?" This way, you can tailor your session to their knowledge level.
Feel The Vibe
Use a word cloud to capture everyone's initial feelings towards Fair lending. Ask them, "What's one word that comes to your mind when you think about Fair lending training?" Watch as 'excited', 'curious', or even 'nervous' pop up in different sizes.
Impact Tiles
Encourage attendees to share how Fair lending affects their work using Talking Tiles. This visual tool will collect their thoughts in a dynamic and engaging way, allowing everyone to see the diversity in roles and perspectives.
Interest Poll
Kick off with a poll to figure out which Fair lending aspect interests your team the most. Offer choices like 'compliance', 'customer service', and 'loan approval'. This insight will guide your focus throughout the session.
Fate Decides
Want to keep the energy going? Use a Spinner Wheel to pick a volunteer to answer a question or share their thoughts. It's a fun way to get everyone involved without the awkwardness of waiting for a volunteer.
Quick Knowledge Check
Add some excitement with a quick quiz! Ask a multiple choice question about Fair lending regulations to keep your team on their toes. Its a great way to reinforce learning and ensure everyone is following along.
Gauge The Room
Curious about your team's grasp on Fair lending? Start with a rating poll asking, "On a scale of 1-10, how familiar are you with Fair lending principles?" This way, you can tailor your session to their knowledge level.
Hands-Free Questions
StreamAlive's Quick Questions feature picks up all audience queries directly from the chat. No need for them to struggle with separate Q&A boxes. This streamlined approach ensures no question is left behind.
Session Insights
Check out the session analytics to see which parts kept your audience engaged, who've been your top fans throughout the session, and share these insights effortlessly with your team for continuous improvement.
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