说服观众最在第一排。 简要介绍小组和每位参与者。 早早地邀请观众加入。 问出预先准备的问题。 必要时加入自己的提问。 准备计时器。 让讨论组员有任务感。 向观众征集问题。 感谢所有参与者。

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The closer the panel is to the audience member, the more energetic and involved the atmosphere will feel. Consider offering small "freebies" if people move to the front rows, such as buttons or candy. Use only one or two sentences to introduce the panel topic, since most audience members present are likely familiar with the basic idea. Introduce each participant briefly, mentioning only a couple relevant facts about her experience or involvement related to the topic. Avoid going into a complete biography; the introduction of all participants should take no more than ten minutes total. Get the audience invested in the panel by asking for their involvement right away. A simple, quick way to do this is to begin by asking for a rough poll of their opinion related to the topic, using a show of hands or applause. Alternatively, poll the audience on their level of knowledge of the topic. The results should help you keep the panel focused on topics most relevant to the audience. Start going through the questions in the prearranged order, but don't hesitate to adjust this order if the discussion moved in a different, interesting direction. Divide questions among the participants, aiming them at the person most knowledgeable on the topic. Give other panelists a short amount of time to respond, then move on to the next question. Don't have every panelist weigh in on every question. Let the panelists respond naturally, when they have something to say, or prompt someone who is knowledgeable on the topic if the discussion is faltering. You may deviate from the prepared questions whenever you think it will benefit from the discussion. In particular, press a panelist with a followup question if you think his answer is unsatisfying. Try rephrasing the original question, or ideally, come up with a more nuanced question that ties the last response to another discussion point or a previous statement. You may look at an actual clock offstage or on the opposite wall, if one is clearly visible. Otherwise, have someone stand at the...