Melinda is a professional corporate trainer. She spends a lot of time developing and improving her training sessions and workshops.
She knows that engaging participants is crucial for their learning, so she incorporated MeetingSift into her sessions, introducing fun and meaningful group activities that are interspersed with her slide deck.
MeetingSift provides a way for Melinda to gather feedback throughout her session, and have a meaningful dialogue with her participants.
Running training sessions and workshops can be challenging. Often participants are not there by their own choice, but rather because it is required by their employer.
One of the biggest challenges Melinda faces is keeping participants from getting bored or distracted during long sessions. She also needs to make sure the content level is not too easy or too hard. It is equally important to figure out which topics participants really need help with, so she can spend some extra time on those areas.
MeetingSift helps Melinda turn her presentation into a dialogue with her participants by including interactive activities that break up her slides. All learners can participate equally via their own devices, whether they are in the front row or at a remote location.
To set the stage, and to test her participants’ knowledge level on the topic at hand, Melinda starts her presentation with a series of interactive multiple choice questions. She also asks participants to identify the topics they need her to focus on the most.
Once Melinda has developed her training session, MeetingSift enables her to save her interactive agenda as a template that she can easily reuse with other groups.
Are your participants too timid to speak up? Do you only hear from that one guy in the front row?
Engage all participants in interactive activities via their own devices. MeetingSift is easy to use, no training is needed, and there is nothing to download or install.
Poll your audience on their domain expertise, so you know what level of detail you need to include in your explanations.
Ask your audience to help prioritize which sections of the presentation you should focus most on, so you can make better use of everyone’s time.
Start your presentation with a series of interactive multiple choice questions, both to set the stage and to test your participants’ knowledge level on the topic at hand.
End your presentation with similar multiple choice questions, demonstrating what participants have learned by attending your session.
MeetingSift's easy to use collaboration platform for meetings helps you run more productive meetings, with higher engagement, better decision making, and more consistent follow up.
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