Activities that make your slides talk back.

A slide on the big screen while emoji reactions fly up over it, some carrying the name of the person who sent them. Beside it, a phone shows the reactions palette: each time a chip is tapped it flashes green, and a moment later that emoji joins the ones climbing the slide.

A live poll on the big screen: a join code with its QR, the question “How's the pace so far?”, and three bars filling as the room votes until the results close. Then the same room is split for an A/B test — half saw one headline, half saw the other — and the answers come back as a grouped chart, one row per answer with the two variants' bars side by side.

Words arrive one by one into a live word cloud, and two of them grow as the room repeats them. An AI reading then slides in beside the cloud, breaking the answers into named topics with a percentage each, and the view pushes in on that reading until it fills the card — with the cloud still in frame. One more word lands, and the AI moves a point between two of its topics.

A live Q&A board on the big screen. Three questions submitted before the session are already ranked by votes when a fourth arrives during it, at the bottom with a single vote. Upvotes push it past each question above it until it reaches the top, and when the speaker answers the question that opened first, that card dims and sinks to the bottom.

The prompt is “Draw your job title”. On a phone beside the big screen, someone draws a money bag stroke by stroke while the wall waits. The doodle then lands on the wall anonymously, the phone flips to its guessing screen asking who drew this, and four names appear beside the doodle as vote bars; guesses stream in, one name leads and is overtaken, and the reveal names the person whose phone we watched draw it.

A dodgeball court on the big screen with five colour-labelled teams on it, counted in with 3, 2, 1, Go!. Blue holds a throw while a power gauge charges over its head, throws, and Orange is hit and knocked out. Red throws next and Green steps out of the way — every throw and every dodge is somebody in the room playing from their phone.