For a more engaging interaction, it is recommended to maintain a safe and positive atmosphere to keep participants attentive (trust is important for this type of event).Consider organizing sessions where participants can discuss a specific topic and rotate partners every 15 minutes to ensure everyone is engaged. Proper timing is crucial to maintain an active and productive discussion.Utilize tools that participants are comfortable using. The animators should provide clear instructions on how to navigate them, and it will be easier for them to actively participate in activities that require them to create or contribute online. With the feeling of  having a common goal or project, the participants will increase their participation and engagement of the activity/discussion. Allow equal opportunities for everyone to voice their thoughts and opinions (and unsure that they feel concerned by the topic)When presenting content, consider using multimedia elements such as videos and creative slides (verify that the audio is enabled for virtual meetings).Bonus tip: It’s important to find a balance between interactive and participative activities (collective reflection, group work) and theoretical presentations. To make participants feel legitimate and motivated to get involved, it is useful to start with a theoretical presentation that introduces the concepts in a general way. However, too much theory risks diminishing their commitment and interest in participating.Example: To approach the theme of interculturality, start with a general presentation of the concepts, then engage the participants with an interactive module, such as a ‘representation canvas’, where they can freely express their perceptions and ideas.