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A Jamboard/ Menti/ Padlet for capturing ideas/ thoughts/ experiences of people taking part in the session
Anonymous; people might be more comfortable to share
Feedback on session?

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Alzheimer Society video - situation where person experiencing challenges in the community; how that would be different if the people interacting with the person were Dementia Friends
Variety of video clip to suit your area - urban/rural, e.g.

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Short video - Anne (and/or a person with dementia, and/or a family member) produces a *short* video that can be played at the start of every session, contextualising Dementia Friends, DF Scotland, what it means to people living with dementia in their communities - more impactful coming from people with lived experience (Polly)

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Everyone follows the generic script but put own mark on it and/or adapt to audience
e.g., turn into a Q&A or other depending on preference of the group (might not always be Dementia Friends by the end)

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Bookcase analogy
Cup of tea
Five key messages
Feel easier to use online

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Healthy brain vs brain affected by Alzheimer's (physical damage) - use pictures to reinforce message
Disclaimer where people might feel uncomfortable

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Can be challenging with some groups
Not everyone engages online

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Powerpoint slides for a visual focus
Bookcase analogy; five key messages
Keeps people engaged

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Use polls on Teams to prevent chat box becoming unwieldy. Allows you to represent the whole group.

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Quiz at the beginning helps everyone feel comfortable - no pressure to participate

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Cup of tea conversation with Iain. Brings participants into session; prevents people from becoming to passive/ switching off

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Or from our own personal experience?

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Anne's examples to illustrate the theory were really helpful. Should we all use the same examples?

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Answering questions in the chat box. A good way to get everyone engaged