✓ Do’s

• Find shortcuts to quickly switch between applications.
  On Windows, use <alt><tab>
• Use as easy to read slides as possible for those viewing on cameras. Keep them simple!

✘ Don’ts

• Don’t use small fonts & images could be hard to read.
• Don’t use colors that would conflict with your background.

✓ Do’s

• Use polls to measure demographic and quantitative responses from the group.
• Use chat to solicit concerns, questions and ideas
• Use emoji’s and clap features to measure audience sentiment
• Create polls & chat posts in advance.

✘ Don’ts

• Don’t just read your slides or notes. It is much more interesting if you just talk to us.
• Don’t ask for feedback and then ignore it.
• Don’t type while you are presenting.  It distracts both you and the audience.
• Don’t give control of the presentation to someone you don’t know.

✓ Do’s

• Use small breakout rooms to do networking and/or exercises.
• Consider using collaborative spaces like a digital whiteboards or mind-mapping features.
• Make instructions clear and easy to find
• Make time limits and goals very clear.
• Assign team members or volunteers to facilitate breakouts.
• Drop in breakouts periodically to check if there are any issues.
• Consider holding contests.

✘ Don’ts

• Don’t dump people in break outs without instructions.
• Don’t assume people will figure out what to do and how to do it.
• Don’t forget to allow time for the transitions getting to and from the breakouts.