Dear Friends,?
Been here since the pandemic began and I've been helped so much by the various conversations in this group -- thank you very much.
This question has been asked before, but I think a lot of the discussion has been earlier during the pandemic, and last year.
I've been meaning to facilitate a conversation where a group of people (some physically present, others through MS Teams (Zoom is also a possibility) need to put together a bigger-picture understanding of Work in the context of Catholic Social Teaching and the various frames re: Labor existing in the world right now.
I don't want it to happen in the traditional way it's been happening (people around a table, formal conference style, with microphones, and some people on screens participating.). I'd like to try out a way with more interaction, and a more visual workspace and harvest, to support participation?and documentation.
I'd like to hear how some of you have done this, given some participants are online, and some can actually hold things (like post-its, etc). Did you keep outputs separate? Did you use cameras for the physical setup? An illustration (description) of how you did it, what tools did you?use, and how it went (what worked, what didn't. Lessons!) will be helpful.
Thank you for your help!
Alwin
