Set the pace. Stay in control.
Time to think, then time to talk. Adjust the timer in your Live to match the difficulty of your question.
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Set a response time while remaining in control of your session. A countdown prepares the group and a question timer provides a clear reference. Adapt these tools to your audience and the difficulty of the question.
A recall question needs less time than a practical case. Allow for reading on a phone, hesitation and connection delays. A timer helps you host; it does not replace paying attention to your group.
Live includes a countdown before questions and a response timer. Rehearsing helps you choose realistic timings. The hybrid event guide covers the practical checks.
Read the instructions aloud and test on a phone. Match the time to the reasoning required, rather than your own knowledge of the answer.
Explain the time available before launching. Say whether the question is for practice, collecting an opinion or preparing a discussion.
Discuss what you notice after participants answer. A short timer should not remove the explanation that makes the exercise worthwhile.
Time to think, then time to talk. Adjust the timer in your Live to match the difficulty of your question.
Live quizzes, explained answers, follow-up evaluation: training that lasts beyond the session.
A five-minute recap quiz at the end of a weekly meeting: the team reviews, you see what sticks.
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No. Participants join in a browser on a phone, tablet or computer using the QR code, link or session code provided by the host. An Internet connection is still required.
Yes. Share the presentation in your video meeting tool and give remote participants the joining link. Rehearse the setup so that everyone can see the question and submit an answer.
Multiple-choice questions, answers from the phone, instant results on screen.
A question, answers from the phone, a real-time result to decide together.
Prepare your questions, invite your audience and discuss the answers: discover how a Live session works.
Practical methods and examples to prepare, host and follow up your Live sessions.
The formats and controls you need for audience questions, results, pacing and participation.
Everyone suggests ideas from their phone, and they appear live as sticky notes.
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