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Hi there! Does anyone know what the limitations are for joining from Web browser of Zoom? I run a teamsession last Friday for a team of 8, some joined by web browser and mentioned that they can only

I have tried to do hybrid events with some people in a room and some people remote. They have been many different configurations. I would have to double down on what Steve is saying of "One remote ->

Hello Tom I have done it that way. One teeny but annoying glitch was that if you didn’t invite at least one person, the meeting room name didn’t appear, and so participants didn’t know which

Hello Peter, i look forward to seeing responses here! One remote, all remote, would be my approach. Both A and B present a number of avoidable problems. I would not want to be the remote facilitator

Hello all, Our client is proposing a set of blended face-to-face/ zoom workshops for participants from two different countries. Their idea is to bring the participants from one country together in a

Hi all, Thanks to those who have made a couple practice sessions in zoom. I hope to post / blog about it when time permits. In the meantime, in the spirit of sharing, here are the learnings in brief:

Hello Michelle- how did this testing of new zoom features go? any summary you can share? I've heard about some of the new features, but have not heard of anyone actually using them yet. We've actually

Hey Merle- Was looking through recent topics for something else, and stumbled across your post looking for a hybrid model training solution and wanted to share what we're beta testing. We've recently

I'll be totally honest and unashamed in my assessment of your problem and my response here. If you are looking for an open space and fluid environment to host your event/meeting, Zoom, Teams, Google

Dear Melinda, In our team we regularly run complex sessions with breakouts in Teams - it does require some extra work/pairs of hands compared to zoom, but it can be done very effectively. The main

Dear Steve and all, Is anyone an expert in Teams facilitation? I am facing a situation where the client is bound to teams but am feeling the limitations compared to Zoom. Would appreciate any support

Thanks for organizing that call today, Michelle. It takes a lot to organize a call like that, and that helps us learn from each other efficiently. There were some very interesting situations that you

Oops Michelle - that wasn't very clear. I haven't done it in the way that your client is suggesting, but in the way that John described. Apologies for any confusion! <amanda.fenton@...>

Hi Michelle! I have done this many times on Zoom... even with group size of close to 100. Worked great in the way that John is describing (moving people into breakout rooms as they arrive, after a

Hi Michelle Please send me the link for the session today. Thanks, Sian *Sian Madden MSc OD, CPF* Organization Purpose, Experience & Development for an Emerging Future Phone: USA+443-871-5102

For an evaluation of online tools for brainstorming and idea rating in virtual meetings (aka group decision-making), see my short list doc

It's happening!! I am inviting you to join in a movement and experiment to host people beyond polarizing dialogues in our communities! In Canada we currently have many divisive issues. I feel a deep

Yes, I often will move people into the sub-rooms early, and then greet the people coming in and direct them to the right rooms. Then pull them back to the main room for the next phase of the

Dear facilitators, Has anyone used a greeter for larger meetings online? A client has suggested using the main zoom room as a 'greeting' room and then people go to a breakout for the plenary sessions.

Dear Catherine and all, I initiated such an assessment in spring, it has been growing quickly but is a little outdated by now. You are cordially invited to use it and to update it/ complement it with