11 Taakaro Whakaaturanga Pahekoheko ki te wikitoria i te whakauru ngawari i te tau 2024

So, how to make a presentation engaging? Audience attention is a slippery snake. It's difficult to grasp and even less easy to hold, yet you need it for a successful presentation.

No Death by PowerPoint, no to drawing monologues; it's time to bring out the kēmu whakaaturanga pāhekoheko!

Takoha: Nga tauira whakaaturanga keemu koreutu hei whakamahi. Panuku ki raro mo etahi atu 👇

Overview

E hia nga keemu me whai i roto i te whakaaturanga?	1-2 kēmu/ 45 meneti
E hia nga tau ka timata nga tamariki ki te takaro i nga keemu Whakaaturanga Tauwhitiwhiti?	Nga wa katoa
Rahi Akomanga Pai ki te purei i nga keemu Whakaaturanga Pahekoheko?	5-10 akonga

Ko enei keemu 11 kei raro nei he tino pai mo te whakaaturanga whakaaturanga. They'll score you mega-plus points with colleagues, students, or wherever else you need a kick of super-engaging interactivity... So let's check out those exciting presentation formats!

Ripanga o Ihirangi

• #1: Pataitai Ora
• #2: Ka aha koe?
• #3: Tau Matua
• #4: Matapaetia te Ota
• #5: 2 Pono, 1 He teka
• #6: 4 Kokonga
• #7: Kapua Kupu Kapouri
• #8: Manawa, Pu, Poma
• #9: Whakatauritea
• #10: Hurihia te Wiira
• #11: P&A Poihau
• Interactive PowerPoint Presentation Games - Yes or No?
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Kaihautū Kēmu Whakaaturanga Pāhekohekomo te kore utu!

Tāpirihia ngā huānga pāhekoheko e whakapouri ana te mano.
Kia maumahara to huihuinga katoa mo te hunga whakarongo, ki hea, me AhaSlides.

Tīmatahia mō te kore utu

Ētahi atu Tohu Whakaaturanga Whakawhitiwhiti me AhaSlides

• Te Aratohu Katoa ki te Whakawhitiwhiti Whakaaturanga
• Nga Whakaaro Whakaaturanga Pahekoheko hei Whakaora i te Mahi/Hangout
• Nga Tikanga Whakaaturanga Tauwhitiwhiti

Timata i roto i nga hēkona.

Tikina nga tauira kore utu mo to whakaaturanga tauwhitiwhiti ka whai ake. Waitohu mo te kore utu ka tango i nga mea e hiahia ana koe mai i te whare pukapuka tauira!

🚀 Hopukia nga tauira kore utu

#1: Whakataetae Patapatai Ora

Is there any event that hasn't been immediately improved with some trivia?

A pātaitai orais an evergreen, ever-engaging way to consolidate your presentation's info and check the understanding of it all amongst your audience. Expect big laughs as your audience competes fiercely over who was listening to your presentation the most complex.

Here's how to play:

1. Whakaritehia o patai ki runga AhaSlides - the free quizzing software.
2. Whakaatuhia to patapatai ki o kaitakaro, ka uru mai ma te pato i to waehere ahurei ki o raatau waea.
3. Whakauruhia o kaitakaro ki ia patai, ka oma ratou ki te tiki i te whakautu tika kia tere ake.
4. Tirohia te papaarahi whakamutunga hei whakaatu i te toa!

Akohia me pehea te whakarite i to patapatai whakaaturanga mo te kore utu i roto noa i nga meneti! 👇

#2: Ka aha koe?

Whakanohoia to hunga whakarongo ki o hu. Hoatu ki a raatau he ahuatanga e pa ana ki to whakaaturanga ka kite me pehea e mahi ai.

Let's say you're a teacher giving a presentation on dinosaurs. After presenting your info, you would ask something like...

Kei te whaia koe e te stegosaurus, kua rite ki te hopu i a koe mo te kai. Me pehea koe e mawhiti ai?

After each person submits their answer, you can take a vote to see which is the crowd's favourite response to the scenario.

Koinei tetahi o nga keemu whakaaturanga pai rawa atu mo nga tauira na te mea ka korikori nga hinengaro rangatahi. Engari he pai ano te mahi i roto i te waahi mahi, a ka taea e ia te ahua o te whakaatea, he mea tino nui ano he roopu hukapapa nui.

Here's how to play:

1. Waihangahia he kiriata whakamaarama me te tuhi i to ahuatanga ki runga.
2. Ka uru mai nga kaiuru ki to whakaaturanga i runga i o raatau waea me te tuhi i a raatau whakautu ki to ahuatanga.
3. Muri iho, ka pooti ia kaiuru mo ana whakautu tino pai (e 3 tino pai ranei).
4. Ko te kaiuru he nui nga pooti ka kitea ko te toa!

#3: Tau Matua

No matter the topic of your presentation, there's sure to be a lot of numbers and figures flying around.

As an audience member, keeping track of them isn't always easy, but one of the interactive presentation games that makes it easier is Tau Matua.

Here, you offer a simple prompt of a number, and the audience responds with what they think it refers to. For example, if you write '$25', ka whakautu pea to hunga whakarongo 'our cost per acquisition', 'our daily budget for TikTok advertising' or 'the amount John spends on jelly tots every day'.

Here's how to play:

1. Waihangahia etahi kiriata whiriwhiri-maha (he kiriata tuwhera-mutu ranei kia uaua ake).
2. Tuhia to nama matua ki runga o ia kiriata.
3. Tuhia nga whiringa whakautu.
4. Ka uru nga kaiuru ki to whakaaturanga i runga i o raatau waea.
5. Ka tohua e nga kaiuru te whakautu e whakaaro ana ratou e pa ana te nama arohaehae (me patohia ranei ta raatau whakautu mena he tuwhera-mutu).

#4: Matapaetia te Ota

Mena he uaua te whaiwhai i nga nama me nga whika, ka uaua ake te whai i nga tukanga katoa, i nga rerenga mahi ranei kua whakamaramatia i roto i te whakaaturanga.

To cement this information in your audience's mind, Whakaarohia te Ota he keemu iti tino pai mo nga whakaaturanga.

Ka tuhi koe i nga hikoinga o te mahi, ka whakakoehia, katahi ka kite ko wai ka taea te whakatakoto ki te raupapa tika te tere.

Here's how to play:

1. Create a 'Correct Order' slide and write your statements.
2. Ko nga tauākī ka whakararangi aunoa.
3. Ka uru mai nga kaitakaro ki to whakaaturanga i runga i o raatau waea.
4. Ka whakataetae nga kaitakaro ki te whakatakoto i nga korero ki te raupapa tika.

#5: 2 Pono, 1 He teka

You might have heard of this one as a great icebreaker, but it's also one of the top presentation games for checking who's paying attention.

And it's pretty simple to do. Just think of two statements using the information in your presentation, and make another one up. Players have to guess which is the one you've made up.

He keemu taapiri hou tenei, ka mahi ma nga akonga me nga hoa mahi.

Here's how to play:

1. Waihangahia rarangi o nga pono e 2 me tetahi tekae hipoki ana i nga kaupapa rereke i roto i to whakaaturanga.
2. Panuitia nga pono e rua me te korero teka kotahi, ka whakatau i nga kaiuru ki te korero teka.
3. Ka pooti nga kaiuru mo te teka ma te ringaringa, ma te a kiriata whiriwhiri-mahai roto i to whakaaturanga.

#6: 4 Kokonga

The best presentations are ones that spark a bit of creative thinking and discussion. There's no better presentation game for evoking this than 4 Kokonga.

The concept is simple. Present a statement based on something from your presentation that's open to different points of view. Depending on each player's opinion, they move to a corner of the room labelled'strongly agree', 'agree', 'disagree' or 'strongly disagree'.

He penei pea:

Ko te ahua o te tangata he nui ake te ahua o te tangata i te atawhai.

Kia tae nga tangata katoa ki o raatau kokonga, ka taea e koe he tautohetohe hangangai waenganui i nga taha e wha ki te kawe i nga whakaaro rereke ki te tepu.

Here's how to play:

1. Set up the 'strongly agree', 'agree', 'disagree' and 'strongly disagree' corners of your room (if running a virtual presentation, then a simple show of hands could work).
2. Tuhia etahi korero e tuwhera ana ki nga whakaaro rereke.
3. Panuitia te korero.
4. Ka tu ia kaitākaro ki te kokonga matau o te rūma, i runga anō i te tirohanga.
5. Matapakihia nga tirohanga rereke e wha.

#7: Kapua Kupu Kapouri

Nga kapua kupu orako tonu a beautiful addition to any interactive presentation. If you want our advice, include them whenever you can - presentation games or not.

Ki te koe dowhakamahere ki te whakamahi i tetahi mo tetahi keemu i roto i to whakaaturanga, he pai ki te whakamatau Kapua Kupu pouri.

Ka mahi i runga i te ariā rite ki te whakaaturanga kēmu rongonui a UK Kaore he huakore. Ka hoatu he tauākī ki ō kaitākaro, ā, me whakaingoa te whakautu tino kore e taea e ratou. Ko te whakautu tika te iti rawa i whakahuahia ko te toa!

Tangohia tenei tauira korero:

Whakaingoatia tetahi o o maatau whenua 10 runga mo te pai o nga kaihoko.

Ko nga whakautu tino rongonui pea Inia, USA a Brazil, engari ko nga tohu ka haere ki te whenua iti rawa i whakahuahia.

Here's how to play:

1. Waihangatia he kiriata kapua kupu me to korero ki runga.
2. Ka uru mai nga kaitakaro ki to whakaaturanga i runga i o raatau waea.
3. Ka tukuna e nga kaitakaro nga whakautu tino pouri ka taea e ratou te whakaaro.
4. Ko te mea tino pouri ka kitea he iti rawa i runga i te papa. Ko wai i tuku i taua whakautu te toa!

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#8: Manawa, Pu, Poma

This one's a great game to use in the classroom, but if you're not looking for presentation games for students, it also works wonders in a casual work setting.

Manawa, Pu, Poma is a game in which teams take turns to answer questions presented in a grid. If they get an answer right, they either get a heart, a gun or a bomb...

• A ❤️ ka hoatu he oranga ake mo te kapa.
• Ka tangohia e te 🔫 tetahi oranga mai i tetahi atu kapa.
• A 💣ka tangohia tetahi ngakau mai i te kapa nana i whiwhi.

Ka timata nga kapa katoa me nga ngakau e rima. Ko te kapa whai ngakau nui i te mutunga, ko te kapa anake e ora ana, ko te toa!

Here's how to play:

1. Before starting, create a grid table for yourself with either a heart, gun or bomb occupying each grid (on a 5x5 grid, this should be 12 hearts, nine guns and four bombs).
2. Present another grid table to your players (5x5 for two teams, 6x6 for three groups, etc.)
3. Tuhia he tatauranga ahua (penei i te 25%) mai i to whakaaturanga ki ia matiti.
4. Wehea nga kaitakaro ki te maha o nga kapa e hiahiatia ana.
5. Ka kowhiria e te kapa 1 he matiti ka korero i te tikanga o te nama (hei tauira, te maha o nga kaihoko i te hauwhā whakamutunga).
6. If they're wrong, they lose a heart. If they're right, they get either a seat, gun or bomb, depending on what the grid corresponds to on your grid table.
7. Repeat this with all the teams until there's a winner!

👉 Tikina atu whakaaro whakaatu whakahoaho(whakaaro PowerPoint tauwhitiwhiti) me AhaSlides.

#9: Match Up -Kēmu Whakaaturanga Pāhekoheko

Here's another quiz-type question that can be a great addition to your roster of presentation games.

He huinga korero tere me te huinga whakautu. Ko ia roopu ka whakaahuru; me tere nga kaitakaro ki nga korero me te whakautu tika.

Ano, he pai te mahi ina he tau me nga whika nga whakautu.

Here's how to play:

1. Create a 'Match Pairs' question.
2. Whakakiia te huinga oki me nga whakautu, ka riwhi aunoa.
3. Ka uru mai nga kaitakaro ki to whakaaturanga i runga i o raatau waea.
4. Ka whakataurite nga kaitakaro ki ia patai me tana whakautu i te tere ka taea ki te piro te nuinga o nga piro.

#10: Hurihia te Wiira

If there's a more versatile presentation game tool than the humble wira hurihuri, we aren't aware of it.

Adding the random factor of a spinner wheel might be just what you need to keep engagement in your presentation high. There are presentation games you can use with this, including...

• Te whiriwhiri i tetahi kaiuru matapōkere hei whakautu i tetahi patai.
• Te kowhiri i te taonga bonus i muri i te whakautu tika.
• Te whiriwhiri i te tangata e whai ake nei ki te patai i tetahi patai patai me te tuku whakaaturanga ranei.

Here's how to play:

1. Waihangahia he kiriata hurihuri wira ka tuhia te taitara ki runga.
2. Tuhia nga urunga mo te wira hurihuri.
3. Hurihia te wira ka kite kei hea te taunga!

Aki 💡You can choose the AhaSlides spinner wheel to use your participants' names, so you don't have to fill in the entries manually! Learn more tikanga whakaatu tauwhitiwhitime AhaSlides.

#11: P&A Poihau

This one's a great way to turn a regular end-of-presentation feature into a fun, engaging game.

It's got all the hallmarks of a standard Q&A, but this time, all the questions are written on balloons.

It's a super simple one to set up and play, but you'll see how motivated participants are to ask questions when it involves balloons!

Here's how to play:

1. Tohaina he poihau kua heke me tetahi Sharpie ki ia kaiuru.
2. Ka whakatangihia e ia kaiuru te poihau ka tuhi i tana patai ki runga.
3. Ka werohia e ia kaiuru tana poihau ki te waahi e tu ana te kaikorero.
4. Ka whakautua e te kaikorero te patai katahi ka paopao, ka whiua atu ranei te poihau.

🎉 Tohutohu: Taupānga U&A Pai ki te uru atu ki o hunga whakarongo | 5+ Paerewa mo te kore utu i te tau 2024

Interactive PowerPoint Presentation Games - Yes or No?

So, how do you feel about AhaSlides's creative ideas for presentations? Being by far the most popular presentation tool on the planet, you may want to know if there are any presentation games to play on PowerPoint.

Unfortunately, the answer is no. PowerPoint takes presentations incredibly seriously and doesn't have a lot of time for interactivity or fun of any kind.

But there's good news...

It is Ka taea te whakauru tika i nga keemu whakaaturanga ki nga whakaaturanga PowerPoint me te awhina kore utu mai i AhaSlides.

taea e koe kawemai i to whakaaturanga PowerPointki AhaSlides me te paatene o te paatene me te Tuhinga o mua, katahi ka tuu i nga keemu whakaaturanga tauwhitiwhiti penei me era i runga ake nei ki waenga i o kiriata whakaaturanga.

💡 Keemu whakaaturanga PowerPoint i raro iho i te 5 meneti? Tirohia te ataata i raro ranei to maatau akoranga tere i koneikia mohio pehea!

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