I use whatever tool works best for what I'm doing. I've used?Miro,?GDocs, GSheets, Zoom's whiteboard and others. I'll create the structure or container and fill it in, live, with the group. Then every participant can walk away with the co-created results. That is particularly important when I work with organizations who will use the results for planning and implementation.
On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 1:44 PM Sean Murphy <skmurphy@...> wrote:
Teletha: how are you creating a visual summary of your on-line meetings today? How are you meeting the need now?
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On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 10:39 AM Teletha McJunkin | Resolutionist <teletha@...> wrote:
Kevon,
I tried out Toasty, and really like the ability to quickly pull in the templated activities. However, it's important for me to walk away with a visual summary of what everyone says. Can it do that?
Thanks for sharing with me!?Currently our design is for a single session of meeting/workshop so each one holds up to 25 pax, we haven't gotten to design around larger sessions and letting people hop around yet. Some people do run a few sessions at the same time, though def agree it is not as good of an experience.
This is the type of feedback I'd love to hear - def keen to explore whether Toasty is useful in larger settings too. Are you thinking about Open Space?
