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“It was a blast and his show fit right in with the session ! I’m still trying to figure out how he did those tricks!” Wayne Davis, Procter & Gamble

What if you could get even the cynics, skeptics, and introverts to sit forward in their seats, eyes wide, shouting out, “ What the *@#&$ is HAPPENINGVIDEOSCode Snippet ma-customfonts 3.4.2?!?!” A virtual magic show by a great zoom magician is one of the best ways to make your corporate event interactive. That’s the power of the best online magic shows. It’s nota ton of fun, it’s an chance for your team to get to know one another on a much deeper level than the Zoom room usually affords.

You remind the attendees that because you’re not physically in person, you’re still all in this together working towards the same thing. You’re still connected as a team.HOLIDAY PARTY MAGIC

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Since most of the attendees are at homeMuseum of Science and Industry, one thing that’s feasible and convenient only at a virtual event is show and tell. This gets everyone involved. During the meeting, the host asks everyone to grab “an interesting item” they can find in their house within 20 seconds and bring it back. You’d be surprised what you can learn about your team from the unique item they choose from their homes— and the stories they tell about it!

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This can vary depending on the nature of your online event, but if it makes sense, allow your registrants to submit questions they’d like answered during the webinar or livestream in the weeks preceding up to the online event. Simple yet effective techniques to inspire participation include live polls and Q&A sessions. Speakers and participants can interact throughout sessions, which is beneficial to both sides. Allow your virtual audience to ask and answer questions before, during, and after the event to learn more about the subjects and speakers. You may choose and display the most intriguing questions and subjects. All the time, participants can express their opinions and preferences on the questions. Encourage attendees to be creative, and if they did a fantastic job with the Q&A, give them a prize. These interactions not only help presenters feel connected with the audience by countering audience fatigue through active engagement, but they help presenters feel connected with the audience than speaking into a void. What does this mean for the interactivity at your virtual events? Not only is it a quick and easy approach to engage your team right away, but it serves to generate anticipation; attendees will be on the lookout for their questions. (Plus, they’ll appreciate the fact that you bothered to inquire!)My uncle once climbed the highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere—Aconcagua. That mountain is in Argentina. But you don’t need to travel to Argentina to find a mountain. There’s already a mountain in Chicago, Illinois; a mountain of scientific discoveries!

Bring in the help of a live conference host or emcee

Arrange your event so that you can provide engaging information given by engaging virtual presenters. Try to include multi-speaker virtual events, panel sessions, and workshops whenever possible. Encourage speakers to use infographics or pre-recorded video and audio elements to liven up their presentations. Using live polls is great interactive virtual event idea. Icebreaker questions and Q&As break up the content and keep guests active and engaged in the sessions. Using a fun live conference host will add a personal touch to your virtual team building event and keep your participants interested and entertained. You might have the host deliver the welcome part and show visitors how to use the platform. The host can use the time between sessions to publicize upcoming sessions, networking opportunities, and where to get help. At the wrap-up session, the virtual host or co-host could serve as master of ceremonies, overseeing a virtual contest, declaring winners, thanking attendees, and delivering closing statements.

When choosing technology for your virtual events, look for a solution that includes a chat feature. This allows participants to interact notwith you or the presenter, but with other attendees, which is an advantage of in-person events. Allow attendees and organizers to communicate in real time. This is especially important for virtual team building. There are bound to be a slew of questions that your attendees would like to ask. Encourage people to create online meet-ups and to connect with others who share similar interests. In the conference app, attendees can speak directly with the organizers. Attendees might, for example, offer their thoughts on the event or make additional requests there. You can share a link to the live results. To be followed in real-time on the internet or on a social network. In fact, you may notice more people on your team interacting online than in person (or more chatting online than chatting in person). Consider your introverted team members for a moment. In-person networking gatherings can be difficult for them at times. However, because people are more at ease online, this might be a terrific approach for those members in to begin becoming more engaged.

Use polling

es all across the world rely on interactive virtual event apps. Set up a meeting hub where guests may network and interact in the same way they would at a conventional conference—but at a virtual conference, each person’s name is clearly visible at all times so it makes your corporate event interactive and easy. Your attendees will be able to build new collaborations, share ideas, and debate issues through these meetings and video chats, as they would at a real conference.

Insert share-worthy “tweetables”

The attendees of your virtual event can tweet about the event similar to how they would if they were in person, so remind them to tweet your event and make it EASY to tweet about it on social media. Whenever you’re making a big point in your webinar (you know, those “why didn’t I think of that?” moments), consider inserting a slide that says “Tweetable” or that has a Twitter icon, followed by whatever that big takeaway is. Maybe it’s a fascinating statistic or a fun, clever quote. If it packs a punch, encourage your attendees to share it on social media.

Gamify your virtual interactive events

Gamification is one of the newest features to hit the virtual event market, and it’s already proving to be a hit with both hosts and attendees. It’s a fantastic approach to entice folks to participate fully in the event. Attendees gain points for a variety of interactive activities, including attending sessions, participating in live polls and Q&As, networking, using the meeting hub, and visiting the exhibition hall in one iteration (to name a few). Points are used to enter the live prize draw at the conclusion of virtual events. The more points you get, the better your chances of winning the prize.

While it might seem tricky to make a virtual event engaging, there are plenty of ways you can do so. The virtual environment presents its own set of obstacles, particularly in terms of keeping attendees engaged and motivated. Contact Jon Finch below to learn how we can make your virtual event successful.

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