Funtivity by Hermis: An app that lets attendees play interactive games and engage in team-building activities.Coda: A document-sharing app that helps attendees collaborate together rather than having one person present to the entire group.Attendees can collaborate through diagrams, images, drawings and sticky notes. Mural: Another virtual whiteboard where attendees can collaborate in real-time or asynchronously.#AskAway: A game that works well as an ice-breaker where attendees take turns guessing the answers to randomly generated questions about other attendees.

Miro: A virtual whiteboard where attendees can collaborate and co-create in real-time.Here are some of the apps that can help make your Zoom meetings more engaging and productive:

But with Zoom Apps now incorporating tools that can re-create physical meeting spaces and add in-meeting games and activities to breakout rooms, Zoom wants to help companies even more effectively engage meeting attendees. 'Hosts can start collaborative experiences for any app during all-hands meetings, brainstorming sessions, and more.'īreakout rooms have also helped foster collaboration and engagement in Zoom meetings by breaking large meetings into smaller units, thereby relieving the barriers some attendees may have with speaking up in a large group. With many businesses adapting to a more flexible, hybrid work model, Zoom is looking to innovate and help virtually reproduce some of the impromptu, serendipitous interactions that often happen in person at the office.įor example, Zoom's Collaborate Mode 'enables engagement by elevating the screen-sharing model to be interactive,' the company says. Zoom says that the updates are intended to enhance interaction between meeting attendees and make its breakout rooms even more engaging.

Video conferencing company Zoom announced a host of new collaborative tools in a blog post Thursday.

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