MONTHLY WEBINAR SERIES

Active learning, taught live.

EngageLIVE is a free monthly session on running online classes where students actually participate. You don't watch a talk about engagement, you sit in a class built on it.

  • Free to attend
  • 30-45 minutes
  • Recorded for later
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Latest session · Nov 5, 2026

Learning Takes Flight: Experience Active Learning Together

In this session, Anita Chawla and Katy Jacobson guide K–12 educators through a collaborative travel planning challenge using Engageli's tables. Working in small groups, participants build a dream itinerary that balances a shared budget with different traveler preferences. They'll demonstrate how polls bring learners together around shared interests, how a rubric keeps discussions focused, and how facilitators support teams as they work. You'll also explore how teacher and student talk time, alongside notes, chat, and reactions, can help you understand classroom participation and reflect on your own approach to active learning.

Live K-12 Workshop (1)

The session library

Register for what's coming. Watch what you missed. Every recording is an interactive playback room, not a video.

Why the series exists

Online classes drift toward lecture — not because teachers want them to, but because time, coverage, and thin visibility make anything else feel risky. EngageLIVE shows the version that holds up during a real class period.

What to expect

Live prompts and polls, short small-group activities, instruction from the student's seat, and a look at the engagement data behind it.

Where it runs

Inside the Engageli classroom, so the tools you're hearing about are the ones you're using while you hear about them.

Who it's for

Teachers who teach online, instructional designers and coaches, and academic leaders on the hook for engagement. K-12 and higher ed both.

Questions, answered


Yes. Registration is required for each session so we can plan the activities around who is in the room.
No. Sessions are designed for a range of experience levels, focusing on practical examples rather than assumed prior knowledge.
These are working sessions. You take part in polls, prompts, and small-group activities — experiencing strategies as a learner.
Yes. Sessions are recorded and shared afterward in our interactive playback rooms.