Medical case discussion
Using an X-ray as a clickable image, ask participants to identify the affected area of the body after a case study.
Upload your own diagnostic images, and ask the group to tap problem areas on their mobile device screens.
This is a great way to check understanding during the course of instruction. It takes less than a minute to assess the entire class, and then either move on or explain further depending on the results.
More types of activities
Multiple choice
Ask a question and people choose a response from a set list of answers.
Pre-training survey
Gauge your trainees’ motivations by gathering feedback on what they expect from the training.
Spark engaging dialogue
Build lasting relationships with your team by asking (and sharing) what they have learned about themselves. Bonus: ask what positive changes can be made as a result of these learnings.