Virtual communication, a tricky tightrope! Let's keep your audience engaged, even if they're miles away. The visual storyteller: Use visuals, diagrams, and videos to simplify complex concepts. The interactive magician: Incorporate polls, quizzes, or Q&A sessions to keep your audience involved. The empathetic communicator: Tailor your language and examples to your audience's understanding. The energy-boosting cheerleader: Maintain a positive and enthusiastic tone throughout your presentation. The tech-savvy wizard: Ensure your virtual setup is smooth and professional. Remember, virtual presentations require a different approach than in-person ones. Use these tactics to keep your audience engaged and inspired.

Here's my experience of working as a BA with tech and non-tech stakeholders, On a base level, you need to understand the challenges the non-tech stakeholders face. - Avoid using technical terms (use a language and give examples that are easier for everyone to understand, something that they can relate to) whenever possible - Ask open-ended questions to keep the conversation engaging - Be mindful of their background and experience, the best way out would be to put yourself in their shoes and see things from their perspective

Creating a situation like that will ultimately address a complex situation for Non-Tech Partners. Engaging an audience that is only available in virtual modes requires a solid situation to put them on. Utilize the 7-C's communication tactics and storytelling techniques to encourage.

It can be tough to explain a complicated idea because you’re never quite sure how much the other person will understand. One of the best ways to get your point across is to turn it into a story; stories help make things clearer and more relatable. Also, using visuals like a video or a PowerPoint presentation can really help drive your message home. People often get a better grasp of ideas when they can see them laid out and understand the benefits directly. So, keep it simple: tell your idea as a story and back it up with some visuals.

To engage non-technical partners in a virtual setting, tailor your explanations to their knowledge level using simple language and relatable analogies. Incorporate visuals to clarify concepts, and use interactive elements like polls or Q&A sessions to maintain engagement. Frame your information within a story, summarize key points regularly, and encourage questions. Provide follow-up materials to reinforce understanding.