Re: tools for small but effective online conversation
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yes, Thanks Mark.?
I am aware of how to duct-tape together different pieces to make this work.?
I keep hoping that as the boiling ecosystem of new features emerges that more and more of these will get consolidated so that I can use fewer combinations of duct-taped pieces.?
Still looking for that one ring to rule them all.?
A shared google doc is nice.? Perhaps there is a qiqochat combination of duct-tape that gets close?
On Fri, May 21, 2021 at 3:29 PM Mark Levison < mark@...> wrote: Mural/ Miro + zoom.?
Both Mural and Miro can handle all of your whiteboard, Kanbany things.?
Video zoom.?
Nothing combines everything in one and does it well yet.?
Cheers Mark replying from?a mobile device,?please excuse any typos.
On Fri., May 21, 2021, 11:21 a.m. John Sechrest, < sechrest@...> wrote: I am trying to think out how to have a smallish conversation which is the equivalent?of a seminar session in person.?
A small group, perhaps 8-15 people, that are all focused on a specific thread of conversation.?
I want to? a) have video/audio, where I can see everyone b) it would be a bonus if this could have a "fishbowl" format? ? ? ? -? c) I would like to have a kanban board/voting with a drop and drag view on one side of things d) I want to be able to diagram the discussion (perhaps as a whiteboard) e) I want to be able to have some base cards/images, which can be linked/dragged/manipulated as part of the diagram of the discussion (take the groupworks deck as an example of card images -? )? f) I would like a recording of the whole session g) I would like to be able to export the diagram at the end.?
If you were going to do this type of work, what online tool would you use? Can you get all of this in one tool??
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JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
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JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
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John Sechrest