Video Tips for Moderating a Panel Discussion

Make Your Next Panel More Powerful with these Quick Video Panel Discussion Tips

95% of annual meetings have panel discussions – and it’s a fifty-fifty proposition they are any good at all!  Expectations decrease dramatically when your attendees walk in and see the traditional draped head-table with microphones on short stands.  There are sooooo many other ways to have a stimulating conversation!  So let’s increase the probability of success for your next panel with these short tips for moderating a panel discussion to get your creative juices flowing!

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Tips for Moderating a Panel Discussion

Tip #300: Best Practices from Seasoned Panel Moderators

Tip #299 with Neen James: What Makes a Great Panel Moderator

Tip #298 Scott McKain: Favorite Panel Format

Tip #297 with Elizabeth Marshall: Encouraging Conversation Among Panelists

Tip #296 – Becky Pluth: Panel Preparation with an Unfamiliar Topic

Tip #295 Michael Carnes: Best Ways for Panel Moderators to Wrap Up

Tip #294 with Susan Morris: What to Do with Out of Control Panelists

Tip #293 with Warren Evans: What To Do When the Energy Fizzles Out

Tip #292 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Favorite Panel Format

Tip #291 with Pam Fox Rollin: How to Answer a Difficult Question

Tip #290 with Diane Hamilton: Beginning the Panel Discussion

Tip #289 with Neen James: How to Grab the Audiences’ Attention

Tip #288 with Scott McKain: Audience Questions & Answers (Q&A) Do’s & Don’ts

Tip #287​ with Elizabeth Marshall: Panelists Who Take Too Much Time

Tip #286 with Becky Pluth: Using Online Surveys Prior to a Panel Discussion

Tip #285 with Michael Carnes: Favorite Thing About Panel Discussions

Tip #284 with Susan Morris: Should the Moderator Contribute Content?

Tip #283 with Warren Evans: How to Get Audience Members Engaged

Tip #282 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Speeding Up a Sluggish Panel

Tip #281 with Pam Fox Rollin: Preparing a Novice Panelist

Tip #280 with Chip Bell: Do You Need Expertise on the Panel Topic?

Tip #279 with Diane Hamilton: Warming Up the Audience

Tip #278 with Neen James: What to Include in Your Introduction

Tip #277 with Scott McKain: Panel Moderator Microphones

Tip #276 with Elizabeth Marshall: Biggest Concern While Moderating

Tip #275 with Becky Pluth: Getting Panelists Comfortable Sharing

Tip #274 with Michael Carnes: How You Know the Panel is a Hit!

Tip #273 with Ian Cleary’s Opinion About Panel Discussions

Tip #272 with Susan Morris: How to Prepare for a Panel Discussion

Tip #271 with Warren Evans: Creative Ways to Engage Audience Members

Tip #270 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Panelist Who Won’t Shut Up!

Tip #269 with Pam Fox Rollin: What to Do at the End of a Panel

Tip #268 with Chip Bell: Favorite Panel Format

Tip #267 with Glenn Thayer: How to Introduce Panelists

Tip #266 with Diane Hamilton: What To Do With a Negative Attitude

Tip #265 with Neen James: Tips for Future Panelists

Tip #264 with Scott McKain: Using PowerPoint During a Panel Discussion

Tip #263 with Elizabeth Marshall: Panelist Who Hogs the Spotlight

Tip #262 with Ian Cleary: Make a Panel Discussion Worthwhile

Tip #261 with Becky Pluth: Keeping the Panelists Energized

Tip #260 with Michael Carnes: What Drives You Crazy about Panels?

Tip #259 with Susan Morris: Specific Questions to Avoid Asking the Panelists

Tip #258 with Mark Sanborn: How to Deal with a Dominating Panelist

Tip #257 with Warren Evans: Giving the Microphone To An Audience Member

Tip #256 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Getting Panelists to Comment and Contribute More

Tip #255 with Michael Carnes: What Good Panel Moderators Should Strive For

Tip #254 with Becky Pluth: Controlling Dialogue During a Panel Discussion

Tip #253 with Ian Cleary: Over-preparing for a Panel Discussion

Tip #252 with Elizabeth Marshall: Good Job, Good Moderator!

Tip #251 with Scott McKain: Introducing the Panelists

Tip #250 with Neen James: Use Social Media BEFORE a Panel Discussion

Tip #249 with Diane Hamilton: Extracting Good Information

Tip #248 with Glenn Thayer: Preparation with the Panelists

Tip #247 with Chip Bell: Your Preferred Panel Format

Tip #246 with Kate Delaney: One Thing To Remember When Moderating a Panel

Tip #245 with Pam Fox Rollin: To Know the Closing Question or Not?

Tip #244 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Biggest Fear as a Panel Moderator

Tip #243 with Warren Evans: How to Shut Up Someone From the Audience

Tip #242 with Mark Sanborn: What Skills Do You Need to Moderate a Panel?

Tip #241 with Susan Morris: How to Come Up with Panelist Questions

Tip #240 with Michael Carnes: Who Should Introduce the Panelists?

Tip #239 with Becky Pluth: Using Ground Rules During a Panel Discussion

Tip #238 with Ian Cleary: How Do You Know a Panel Will Be Successful?

Tip #237 with Elizabeth Marshall: How to End a Panel Discussion

Tip #236 with Scott McKain: Balancing the Moderator Role

Tip #235 with Neen James: How to Answer Difficult Questions

Tip #234 with Diane Hamilton: Probing for More Information

Tip #233 with Glenn Thayer: How to Keep the Conversation on Track

Tip #232 with Chip Bell: Why I Like Moderating Panel Discussions

Tip #231 with Kate Delaney: When Should a Panel Be on the Main Stage?

Tip #230 with Pam Fox Rollin: What to Do with a Poor Closing Question

Tip #229 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Establishing Credibility with Audience Members

Tip #228 with Warren Evans: Preparing the Panelists Before the Event

Tip #227 with Mark Sanborn: What Makes You Agree to Moderate a Panel?

Tip #226 with Susan Morris: Questions that Spark Discussion

Tip #225 with Michael Carnes: Making Sure the Panel Ends on Time

Tip #224 with Becky Pluth: How to Intervene During a Panel Discussion

Tip #223 with Ian Cleary: Ensuring Diversity of Opinions

Tip #222 with Elizabeth Marshall: What Makes a Panel Successful

Tip #221 with Scott McKain: How You Know You’ve Done a Good Job Moderating

Tip #220 with Neen James: How to Answer Personal Questions

Tip #219 with Dr. Diane Hamilton: Extra Time to Fill

Tip #218 with Glenn Thayer: Developing Questions for the Panelists

Tip #217 with Kate Delaney: The Moderator’s Goal for a Successful Panel Discussion

Tip #216 with Pam Fox Rollin: Handling the Technical Details

Tip #215 with Chip Bell: How to Refer to a Panel

Tip #214 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Introducing the Panelists

Tip #213 with Warren Evans: The Ideal Number of Panelists

Tip #212 with Mark Sanborn: Do You Prefer to Sit or Stand While Moderating?

Tip #211 with Susan Morris: A Typical Panel Format

Tip #210 with Michael Carnes: Keys to Staging a Panel Discussion

Tip #209 with Becky Pluth: Tips to Make a Panel Discussion Memorable

Tip #208 with Ian Cleary: Researching Other Panelists

Tip #207 with Scott McKain: How to Finish a Panel Discussion

Tip #206 with Neen James: How to Maintain the Audience’s Attention

Tip #205 with Diane Hamilton: Best Way to Control Anxiety

Tip #204 with Glenn Thayer: Favorite Panel Format

Tip #203 with Chip Bell: Moderating from the Floor or From the Stage

Tip #202 with Kate Delaney: How to Conclude a Panel Discussion

Tip #201 with Terry Brock: How to Prepare for a Virtual Panel Discussion

Tip #200 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: How You Know You’ve Done a Good Job

Tip #199 with Warren Evans: How to Avoid a Dull Response from a Panelist

Tip #198 with Mark Sanborn:  Who Introduces the Panelists?

Tip #197 with Patricia Fripp: How Far in Advance a Panelist Should Prepare

Tip #196 with Brian Walter: How to Make the Panel Question and Answer Session (Q&A) Interesting

Tip #195 with Susan Morris: Preparing the Panelists

Tip #194 with Joe Calloway: What’s Your Biggest Fear?

Tip #193 with Elizabeth Marshall: The Moderator’s Objective

Tip #192 with Scott McKain: The One Thing to Keep In Mind

Tip #191 with Neen James: How to Keep Audience Members on the Edge of Their Seats

Tip #190 with Diane Hamilton: Favorite Fallback Questions

Tip #189 with Glenn Thayer: How to Familiarize Yourself with the Topic

Tip #188 with Chip Bell: What Drives Him Nuts About Panel Discussions!

Tip #187 with Kate Delaney: Prompting the Panelists for Key Points of View

Tip #186 with Terry Brock: Managing the Technology During a Virtual Panel

Tip #185 with Jeffrey Hayzlett: Finishing Panel Discussions

Tip #184 with Warren Evans: Your Favorite Way of Doing a Question and Answer Session (Q&A)

Tip #183 with Mark Sanborn: What Drives You Crazy About Panels?

Tip #182 with Patricia Fripp: How to Answer a Poor Question

Tip #181 with Brian Walter: Get the Best Questions from the Audience

Tip #180 with Susan Morris: Making Your Panels More Interesting

Tip #179 with Joe Calloway: How to Involve Audience Members

Tip #178 with Diane Hamilton: Dodging the Question

Tip #177 with Neen James: How to Surprise & Delight the Audience

Tip #176 with Glenn Thayer: How to Intervene When a Panelists Goes Off-Topic

Tip #175 with Chip Bell: How To Make Sure Everyone Gets Heard

Tip #174 with Kate Delaney: How to Select Questions to Ask the Panelists

Tip #173 with Terry Brock: Guidelines for a Virtual Panel Ombudsman

Tip #172 with Warren Evans: How You Know You’ve Done a Good Job

Tip #171 with Mark Sanborn: The Ideal Number of Panelists

Tip #170 with Patricia Fripp: Get Audience Members to Remember Key Messages

Tip #169 with Brian Walter: Using Technology to Interact with Audience Members

Tip #168 with Susan Morris: Ideas to Interact with Audience Members

Tip #167 with Joe Calloway: What Irritates You Most About a Panel?

Tip #166 with Neen James: Promoting Other Sessions

Tip #165 with Glenn Thayer: “Presentation Then Panel” Format

Tip #164 with Chip Bell: How You Prepare for Lively Panel Discussions

Tip #163 with Kate Delaney: Should Panelists Know the Questions Beforehand?

Tip #162 with Terry Brock: Using an Ombudsman during a Virtual Panel

Tip #161 with Mark Sanborn: What To Do With a Hyper Panelist

Tip #160 with Patricia Fripp: What to Do When Your Moderator is NOT Good

Tip #159 with Brian Walter: Making Panels Interesting & Deliver Great Content

Tip #158 with Susan Morris: The One Thing to Remember

Tip #157 with Joe Calloway: Do You Prefer to Stand or Sit When Moderating?

Tip #156 with Glenn Thayer: Meeting with the Panelists Prior to the Panel

Tip #155 with Chip Bell: Who Introduces the Panelists?

Tip #154 with Kate Delaney: How to Reinforce Panelist Conversation

Tip #153 with Terry Brock: Microphones for Virtual Panels

Tip #152 with Mark Sanborn: The Biggest Fear When Moderating a Panel

Tip #151 with Patricia Fripp: Should a Panelist Use a Prop?

Tip #150 with Brian Walter: The Ideal Number of Panelists

Tip #149 with Susan Morris: What Drives Her Crazy About Panel Discussions!

Tip #148 with Joe Calloway: Giving the Panelists a List of Questions

Tip #147 with Scott Kirsner: Preparing for a Panel Discussion

Tip #146 with Glenn Thayer: What Drives You Crazy About Panel Discussions?

Tip #145 with Chip Bell: How to Handle a Long-Winded Panelist

Tip #144 with Kate Delaney: To Use Cue Cards or A Teleprompter?

Tip #143 with Terry Brock: Visual Do’s and Don’ts for Virtual Panels

Tip #142 with Mark Sanborn: Contributing Your Expertise to a Panel Discussion

Tip #141 with Patricia Fripp: When a Fellow Panelist Hogs the Airtime

Tip #140 with Brian Walter: Crafting Your Questions to Create Variety

Tip #139 with Susan Morris: Ways to Improve As a Panel Moderator

Tip #138 with Joe Calloway: How to Get the Panelists Talking

Tip #137 with Scott Kirsner: Your Preferred Panel Format

Tip #136 with Glenn Thayer: Your Favorite Question and Answer Session (Q&A) Format

Tip #135 with Chip Bell: How to Engage Audience Members During a Panel Discussion

Tip #134 with Kate Delaney: Importance of Praising Panelist Expertise

Tip #133 with Terry Brock: The Difference Between a Hybrid and Virtual Panel

Tip #132 with Mark Sanborn: Using Sarcastic Humor During a Panel Discussion

Tip #131 with Patricia Fripp: How to Make Executives Look Fabulous on a Panel

Tip #130 with Brian Walter: Why the Moderator Should Filter the Q&A

Tip #129 with Susan Morris: How to Handle a Self-Promoting Panelist

Tip #128 with Joe Calloway: Sharing Information When You Know the Topic

Tip #127 with Scott Kirsner: Qualities of Great Panelists

Tip #126 with Glenn Thayer: What To Do When There Are No Questions

Tip #125 with Chip Bell: How to Make Sure Audience Members Like Your Questions

Tip #124 with Kate Delaney: How to Encourage a Quiet Panelist to Contribute

Tip #123 with Terry Brock: Be Good at Moderating Live Panels to do Virtual

Tip #122 with Mark Sanborn: How You Prepare to Moderate a Panel Discussion

Tip #121 with Patricia Fripp: What Chair Do You Prefer at Panels?

Tip #120 with Brian Walter: Adding Variety to a Panel Discussion

Tip #119 with Susan Morris: When a Panel Moderator Has Done a Good Job

Tip #118 with Joe Calloway: Encouraging the Panelists to Have a Discussion

Tip #117 with Scott Kirsner: Showing a Slide That Introduces the Panelists

Tip #116 with Glenn Thayer: Favorite Stage Set-Up

Tip #115 with Chip Bell: Egotistical Moderators?

Tip #114 with Kate Delaney: What Type of Chairs Do You Prefer to Use?

Tip #113 with Terry Brock: Overcoming Technical Challenges with Virtual Panels

Tip #112 with Mark Sanborn: Bring the Panelists Together BEFORE the Panel Discussion

Tip #111 with Patricia Fripp: What the Audience Talks About AFTER the panel

Tip #110 with Brian Walter: Let the Audience Know Your Panel Is Amazing!

Tip #109 with Susan Morris: How to Make Sure Panelists Get Equal Time

Tip #108 with Joe Calloway: What to Do With a Panelist Who Won’t Shut Up

Tip #107 with Scott Kirsner: The One Intolerable Situation

Tip #106 with Glenn Thayer: Sorting Through Questions

Tip #105 with Chip Bell: How to Prepare the Panelists

Tip #104 with Terry Brock: Managing the PowerPoint Slides

Tip #103 with Kate Delaney: Strategy for Moderating a Successful Panel

Tip #102 with Terry Brock: Wrapping Up a Virtual Panel Discussion

Tip #101 with Mark Sanborn: How to Ease the Panelists Into a Discussion

Tip #100 with Patricia Fripp: How a Panelist Can Connect with the Audience

Tip #99 with Brian Walter: Favorite Format for More Entertaining Panels

Tip #98 with Susan Morris: What to Do When a Panelist Takes Too Much Time

Tip #97 with Joe Calloway: The Most Important Tip for Panel Moderators

Tip #96 with Scott Kirsner: Ground Rules for Panelists?

Tip #95 with Glenn Thayer: Using Technology During a Panel Discussion

Tip #94 with Chip Bell: How to Manage an Arrogant Panelist

Tip #93 with Kate Delaney: What is the Preferred Number of Panelists?

Tip #92 with Terry Brock: Using PowerPoint During a Virtual Panel

Tip #91 with Mark Sanborn: How You Know You’ve Done a Great Job as a Panel Moderator

Tip #90 with Patricia Fripp: How Panelists and Moderators Should Get On and Off Stage

Tip #89 – Scott McKain: Bring Show Business to a Panel Discussion

Tip #88 with Susan Morris: Who Introduces the Panelists?

Tip #87 with Joe Calloway: Concluding a Panel Discussion

Tip #86 with Scott Kirsner: Biggest Fear When Moderating a Panel Discussion

Tip #85 with Glenn Thayer: Advice for Panel Moderators

Tip #84 with Kate Delaney: How To Prepare Questions for the Panelists

Tip #83 with Chip Bell: How To Know If You Have Done a Good Job

Tip #82 with Susan Morris: Audience Question and Answer Session (Q&A)

Tip #81 with Brian Walter: How to End Your Panel Discussion

 Tip #80 with Scott Kirsner: Who Introduces the Panelists?

Tip #79 with Terry Brock: Best Technology to Use for Virtual Panel Discussions

Tip #78 with Joe Calloway: How to Make Your Panelists Comfortable During a Panel Discussion

Tip #77 with Mark Sanborn: Best Closing Question to ask Panelists

Tip #76 with Patricia Fripp: How to Coach Panelists with Large Egos

Tip #75 with Kate Delaney: What Goes Through a Good Moderator’s Mind?

Tip #74 with Warren Evans: How to Get Great Provocative Questions for Your Panel Discussion

Tip #73 with Glenn Thayer: Your Biggest Fear in Moderating a Panel Discussion

Tip #72 with Chip Bell: Layered Group Listening Panel Discussions

Tip #71 with Brian Walter: How to Make a Boring Panel Discussion Question More Interesting

Tip #70 with Glenn Thayer: Balancing the Role of the Moderator in a Panel Discussion

Tip #69 with Chip Bell: Facilitating Panelists’ Conversation During a Panel Discussion

Tip #68 with Terry Brock: The Pace of a Virtual Vs. a F2F Panel Discussion

Tip #67 with Scott Kirsner: Your Favorite Part of Panel Discussions

Tip #66 with Chip Bell: How to Add Energy to a Boring Panel Discussion

Tip #65 with Scott Kirsner: Favorite Technique To Get The Conversation Moving during a Panel Discussion

Tip #64 with Glenn Thayer: How Important is Diversity of Panelists on a Panel Discussion

Tip #63 with Warren Evans: Your Favorite Panel Discussion Format

Tip #62 with Glenn Thayer: To Sit or Stand While Moderating a Panel Discussion?

Tip #61 with Chip Bell: What Could go Wrong During a Panel Discussion?

Tip #60 with Glenn Thayer: Ways to Engage Audience Members During a Panel Discussion

Tip #59 with Terry Brock: Using Checklists for Virtual Panel Discussions

Tip #58 with Glenn Thayer: How to End a Panel Discussion

Tip #57 with Brian Walter: Should We Call It Something Other Than a Panel Discussion?

Tip #56 with Glenn Thayer: Who Wins…the Audience or Meeting Owner?

Tip #55 with Terry Brock: Kick off the Discussion – Virtual Panel vs. a F2F Panel Discussion

Tip #54 with Brian Walter: Preparing Panelists for a Successful Panel Discussion

Tip #53 with Warren Evans: Your Biggest Fear Moderating a Panel Discussion

Tip #52 with Patricia Fripp: How Panelists Can Be More Engaged During a Panel Discussion

Tip #51 with Warren Evans: Contributing Content as a Panel Moderator During a Panel Discussion

Tip #50 with BrianWalter: Coaching Panelists Prior to Going on Stage at a Panel Discussion

Tip #49 with Glenn Thayer: Where Should a Good Moderator Stand During a Panel Discussion?

Tip #48 with Warren Evans: Who Introduces the Panelists at the Beginning of a Panel Discussion?

Tip #47 with Glenn Thayer: How to Develop Skills to Moderate a Panel Discussion

Tip #46 with Brian Walter: How to Stage a Panel Discussion

Tip #45 with Glenn Thayer: How You Know You’ve Done a Good Job Moderating a Panel Discussion

Tip #44 with Chip Bell: Getting Questions from Audience Members During a Panel Discussion

Tip #43 with Terry Brock: Panel Discussions in the Real and Virtual World

Tip #42 with Brian Walter: Simple Low-Cost Alternatives to ARD During a Panel Discussion

Tip #41 with Brian Walter: Ways to Electronically Poll Audience Members During a Panel Discussion

Tip #40 with Warren Evans: Panelist Prep Right Before the Start of the Panel Discussion

Tip #39 with Chip Bell: What to Do When a Panelist Won’t Shut Up During a Panel Discussion

Tip #38 with Brian Walter: Using Peer Pressure Make Panelists Great During a Panel Discussion

Tip #37 with Warren Evans: How You Like To Wrap Up a Panel Discussion

Tip #36 with Warren Evans: How to Draw Out the Quiet Panelist During a Panel Discussion

Tip #35 with Warren Evans: How to Get the Conversation Back On Track During a Panel Discussion

Tip #34 with Scott Kirsner: The Optimum Number of Panelists for a Panel Discussion

Tip #33 with Brian Walter: Ask Safe or More Difficult Questions During a Panel Discussion?

Tip #32 with Brian Walter: Where to Get Creative Ideas for Engaging Panel Discussions

Tip #31 with Terry Brock: Bringing in an Expert to Manage the Technology for a Panel Discussion

Tip #30 with Brian Walter: Techniques to Add Variety into Panel Discussions

Tip #29 with Brian Walter: Action Steps to Moderate Extreme Panel Discussions

Tip #28 with Chip Bell The Future of the Panel Discussion Format

Tip #27 with Terry Brock: Intervening with a Dominating Virtual Panelist During a Panel Discussion

Tip #26 with Terry Brock: Moving into the Virtual Panel Discussion Environment

Tip #25 with Scott Kirsner: Balancing the Role Between Panelist and Moderator

Tip #24 with Patricia Fripp: One Piece of Advice for Panelists

Tip #23 with Scott Kirsner: How Do You Know You’ve Been Successful?

Tip #22 with Scott Kirsner: Extending the Conversation

Tip #21 with Mark Sanborn: The One Thing for Panel Moderators to Remember

Tip #20 with Joe Calloway: How to Coach the Panelists Before the Panel Discussion

Tip #19 with Joe Calloway: Enjoy the Panel Discussion!

Tip #18 with Joe Calloway: When to Open Up the Panel Discussion to Audience Q&A?

Tip #17 with Joe Calloway: How Do You Ensure the Panel Discussion Stays on Topic?

Tip #16 with Joe Calloway: Do You Bring Panelists Together Before the Panel Discussion?

Tip #15 with Joe Calloway: How To Create Great Questions to Ask the Panelists During a Panel Discussion

Tip #14 with Joe Calloway: Do You Ever Say “No” to Moderating a Panel?

Tip #13 with Joe Calloway: It’s Not a Panel Discussion. It’s a Dynamic Conversation!

Tip #12 with Scott Kirsner: What Do You Do With a Panelist Who Won’t Shut Up During a Panel Discussion?

Tip #11 with Patricia Fripp: How Much Time Does a Panelist Need to Prepare for a Panel Discussion?

Tip #10 with Joe Calloway: How Do You Prepare for a Panel Discussion?

Tip #9 with Mark Sanborn: How Do You Like To Engage Audience Members During a Panel Discussion?

Tip #8 with Scott McKain: What Do You Do After the Introduction?

Tip #7 with Patricia Fripp – Do Good Moderators Just Show Up for a Panel Discussion?

Tip #6 with Scott Kirsner: Can a Moderator Over-Prepare for a Panel Discussion?

Tip #5 with Scott McKain: How Do You Know What the Audience Wants?

Tip #4 with Scott Kirsner: How to Engage Audience Members Early During Panel Discussions

Tip #3 with Joe Calloway: How to Introduce the Panelists

Tip #2 with Brian Walter: Overcoming Deathly Panel Discussion Question and Answer Session (Q&A)

Tip #1 with Scott Kirsner: Future of Panel Discussions

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