A live virtual event has incredible benefits when it comes to building connections. But how do you connect with shy participants, how do you interact with everybody in an organized manner and how do you manage small issues that may appear without distracting you as host from your flow? We have some tips that can help you with all these and more.

Students don’t just want to see the classic and (quite frankly) boring tour stops on campus. They want to connect with your school, get a feel for campus life, and see the environment where they could imagine themselves living. So, why not put your school’s best foot forward and build your HelloCampus Live tour to stand out from any other tour out there!

Think of these school videos as cool gadgets that support your storytelling powers. Whether you want to use them to fill up a moment when words are not enough, or just to better paint the picture on facts and numbers about your school, we're here to help. The content of your live virtual tour can be the batmobil for you as a supertour guide, let's enhance it with a few simple videos. Learn more about how to create these videos here.

We get it… tours can be scary! If you’re reading this, you may be a little nervous to give one. But, don’t worry – those nerves? They just mean you’re trying to get it right. You love your school and you want everyone else to as well! So, congrats, they picked the perfect student for the job. Now, we’re just here to help you seal the deal. Here’s how to kick off one killer campus tour!

Calling all tour guides! Welcome to our handy-dandy, all-encompassing, super-awesome handbook for giving a campus tour. In this article, we’re gonna talk about the content of a good tour, everything between the beginning and end. The extra scary stuff. But, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with three points...

You’ve learned how to start a tour and paint the picture, and now all we need to do is finish it off! So, what’s the big secret to ending a great tour? There are three parts: Transitioning, storytelling, and closing. Once you’ve learned how to leave your visitors with a warm goodbye, there will be no need for nerves. Now, it’s just time to use those tour guide superpowers.