Re: Zoom Breakout Rooms - mixing participants up in different rounds?

Michael Randel · 2021-03-03T15:21:23-08:00

Thanks Sara, this is helpful. We will have the groups take notes of their discussion (probably in Google Docs), and we can also share a link to the specific part of the document where we want them

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Re: Zoom Breakout Rooms - mixing participants up in different rounds?

Michael Randel All Messages By This Member #1403 Thanks Sara, this is helpful. We will have the groups take notes of their discussion (probably in Google Docs), and we can also share a link to the specific part of the document where we want them taking notes about each question. (I learnt recently that when you create a Heading in the Google Doc, it has its own unique link, allowing people to navigate directly to that part of the document!) Michael Michael Randel Based in Washington D.C, supporting organizations globally! W:?(202) 656-3796????? ? ? ?? C:?(202) 365-4238 michael@... toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Wed, Mar 3, 2021 at 6:23 AM Sara Huang <sara@...> wrote: Hi Micheal, Recreate b/o rooms in Zoom is easy. Just click the bottom and folks get mixed up automatically. I do joke that if the participants still get to be in the same room after I have clicked that buttoon, they should blame Zoom and not me :) Looking at your flow I would suggest that when the participants are in the main room again, to post the next question in the chat window before they head off for the next round. So they can see the question in the chat window once they are in the b/o. Warmly, Sara Crafting transformative (online) spaces > Connection, collaboration & creative conflict > Intentionally designing spacious and courageous conversations

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Re: Zoom Breakout Rooms - mixing participants up in different rounds?

Hi Micheal,Recreate b/o rooms in Zoom is easy. Just click the bottom and folks get mixed up automatically.I do joke that if the participants still get to be in the same room after I have clicked that buttoon, they should blame Zoom and not me :)

Looking at your flow I would suggest that when the participants are in the main room again, to post the next question in the chat window before they head off for the next round. So they can see the question in the chat window once they are in the b/o.

Warmly,

Sara

Crafting transformative (online) spaces > Connection, collaboration & creative conflict > Intentionally designing spacious and courageous conversations

Hi Micheal,

Recreate b/o rooms in Zoom is easy. Just click the bottom and folks get mixed up automatically.
I do joke that if the participants still get to be in the same room after I have clicked that buttoon, they should blame Zoom and not me :)