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As more classes are being taught online, the need has arisen for exercises to involve the class in discussion.

An engaging virtual training session begins from the moment participants join in. Set the stage for interactivity right from the start. In typical face-to-face classes, trainers often spend the first minutes asking participants to share something about themselves. This practice is just as important as reviewing the course agenda and should be maintained in the online setting as well. Here are a few ideas to make an engaging introduction for your next virtual class as well as a few ideas for fun activities.

The activities listed here will require the use of standard tools found in any platform (poll, annotation, raise hand, screen sharing, test, documents sharing, use of audio) Creatively mixing how and when to use each of these tools and weaving it into the fabric of your training program is limitless.

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