Break the ice and get the conversation rolling by asking everyone, 'Where in the world are you joining us from?' Use the Magic Maps feature to instantly plot these locations on a real-time globe. This not only makes everyone feel included, but it also offers a visual kick-off to your session.

Use Rating Polls to ask, 'On a scale of 1 to 10, how familiar are you with Practical AI?' This gives you a quick pulse on your audience's existing knowledge, helping you tailor your training to their level of understanding.

Run a word cloud to ask, 'What's one word that comes to mind when you think of Practical AI?' This lets you see at a glance how your audience feels about the topic, whether they're excited, intimidated, or something else entirely.

Ask your audience, 'How do you think AI will affect your role in operations?' As they type in their thoughts, use Talking Tiles to visualize their answers live, creating a dynamic and engaging discussion display.

Use a Power Poll to find out, 'What aspect of Practical AI are you most curious about?' This can help drive your session topics and ensures you're addressing what your audience is keen on learning.

Engage your participants by using the Spinner Wheel to choose a random volunteer to answer a question or share an insight about AI in their work. This method adds a fun element of surprise!

Conduct a quick Quiz interaction with a multiple-choice question like, 'Which of the following is a core component of AI?' It's an effective way to validate newfound knowledge and engage your audience.

Use Rating Polls to ask, 'On a scale of 1 to 10, how familiar are you with Practical AI?' This gives you a quick pulse on your audience's existing knowledge, helping you tailor your training to their level of understanding.

StreamAlive's Q&A feature grabs questions directly from the chat. Whether you're on Zoom or Teams, there's no need for a separate Q&A box, making your session flow smoothly and ensuring no question goes unnoticed.

Post-session, use Analytics to see who was most engaged, which parts of your session hit the mark, and how you might improve. Share these insights with your team on Teams or via email to keep the momentum going.