Event: Facilitating Group Participation - Blended Learning 7 week program - Monday, 11 January 2021
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Facilitating Group Participation - Blended Learning 7 week program
When:
Monday, 11 January 2021 2:00pm to
Friday, 5 March 2021 2:00pm
(UTC-05:00) America/New York
Where:
Online via learning Management System and Zoom
Organizer: Dougherty, Inc Facilitation Training
laurie@...
8159702145
Description:
Learn how to create productive and engaging meetings that people want to attend!
Learn, practice, and reflect on over 21 facilitation listening skills.
Learn to develop purpose driven agendas.
Average employees attend 62 meetings per month.
35-50% of managers time is spent in meetings.
25-50% of meetings are poor.
Additional meetings are held to resolve issues again, and again...
Planning and executing an effective meeting takes time, knowledge, and practice.? Employees are fearful of practicing new meeting techniques in the workplace.?? During this online course, the participants can practice online meeting facilitation with their peers in a safe environment.
Use every tool possible to make the most of your meetings
Wasted meeting time contributes to
lower job satisfaction, negative job attitudes, higher intentions to quit,
lower meeting attendance and diminished effort.
This course includes an eBook copy of the Facilitator's Guide to Participatory Decision Making, authored by the world's leading expert on collaboration, Sam Kaner.? We will breakdown, practice,? and explore the aspects of facilitating participatory meetings.? Studies show that participation in meetings is related positively to performance and greater commitment to carry out out action decided at meetings.
Participation in meetings contributes to
employees feeling valued for their contributions and
employees feeling included in the organization in a meaningful way.
Achieving the highest level of employee engagement requires the participants to have both technological and socio-emotional support.? This support will result in increasing engagement in work activities. Building effective connections, on a human level, increases the development of employee engagement.? Fostering higher levels of employee engagement produces higher quality outcomes.? Highly engaged employees are more committed to organizational success with stronger ties to team members.? Workplace meetings are a powerful tool to achieve employee engagement.
Employees that participate in meetings
improve performance and engage in the decision making process.
They feel safe in providing ideas, inventive thinking, and decisions without negative consequences.
What does the course include?
- State of the art learning platform accessible via mobile or computer
- 7 online 90-minute meetings - each practicing a new method or tool (optional - recorded for later viewing)
- Recorded online meetings for playback at anytime
- Opportunities to facilitate break-out meetings weekly
- New topics each week
- Individual coaching and mentoring for your particular meeting challenges
- Access to course for 90-days after course completion date
- Certificate of completion
- Small learning groups of 20 maximum
- Group online discussions and reflections of practice
What can I expect as a participant?
The more you participate the more you get out of the course.? This is an interactive, engaging course.? You should expect to spend:
- 2-3 hours of reading weekly
- Weekly posting and reading discussions
- 90 minute weekly online meeting or playback of recorded meeting
- Additional practice of newly acquired skills, on your own, to share with the group
Still have more questions?? .
Past participants said....
- "Taking this course was the most valuable thing I did this summer.? In the last few weeks, since the course ended, I used the skills I learned in every single meeting I participate and lead." Tyler
- "I learned quite a lot and love the book.? It is a great resource for me to go back to."? Stefania
- "I loved the sections on agendas and chart writing." Tara
- " This course has been valuable to my personal and work growth.?? I have improved my communication skills. I am learning to be more thoughtful and participatory.? My meeting agendas have been updated with all groups providing positive feedback on the changes." Audrey
What will we cover during the 7-weeks?
- Module 1: ?Principles of Facilitation - Learn the roles of a facilitator and how the roles affect how we manage meetings.
- Module 2: Facilitative Listening Skills - Explore and try out over 21 different listening skills.
- Module 3: Chart Writing Techniques - Learn the value of color, borders and icons building new and creative charts both on-line and in-person.
- Module 4: Effective Brainstorming - Determine the best brainstorming tool for the situation.? Try out a variety of methods online.
- Module 5: Productive Discussions - Learn how to facilitate open and honest discussions.
- Module 6: Designing Agendas - Improve your agendas by implementing best practices for clarity and purpose.
- Module 7: From Difficult People to Constructive Outcomes - Diagnose difficult situations and remedies.
What is the value?
7 Modules of learning and discussion (Value $350)
7 weekly online zoom meetings (Value $700)
Bonus 1 - One to one coaching (Value $125)
Bonus 2 - Private Facebook Group (Invaluable)
Facilitators Guide Ebook - (Value $40)
Total Value is $1,215.00
Discounted price is $495.00 through March 2021.
Special bonus discount for F4C group - use promo code f4c at checkout for $100 discount.
$495.00 per participant includes an electronic copy of the book, Facilitator's Guide to Group Participatory Decision Making.?
?- Register today for better meetings tomorrow -
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(Interview starts in 30 minutes) Lessons learned for designing an online conference in two languages (German & French)
Hi All,
You are invited to an interactive interview of facilitator Marc Steinlin?.
Topic: "Marc Steinlin, Managing Partner at IngeniousPeoplesKnowledge (Cape Town, Republic of South Africa and Basel, Switzerland) will share his experience using Qiqo + Zoom to deliver an biannual conference of a national network of professionals working on the issue of landscape (landscape architects, conservationists, spatial planners, politicians and social scientists) in Switzerland."
Date: Today, October 30, 2020 Time:? 8am Pacific, 11am Eastern, 3pm UTC, 4pm CET
We'll post the recording at the same link if you cannot make it. Lucas Cioffi Lead Software Engineer,? Scarsdale, NY 917-528-1831
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Re: ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
Hello Sarah, what a question! Expect more answers!!i¡¯m going to recommend my own business, no shame!
Why us? Well there are other good choices here for sure.?
if you go to our website you can download our ¡®How to¡¯ guide for free. If you like the style, you have some choices. You can join our Remote Together Community, a network of 350 and growing, people who have an interest in working, meeting, facilitating, training, and event design and production, all online. We have free learning events, tool talks - next up is Video Facilitator and Group Maps, being led by the boss/lead designer of the two tools! Then Qiqochat in December with Lucas Cioffe, and Circl.es with Dan Hoffman next year.?
Also anybody can ¡®rent a mentor¡¯ at a fixed rate for as long or as short as you want , with Judy Rees ?
We work predominantly with INGO¡¯s and international education organisations. UNICEF use us to train their teams all over the world.
i also recommend checking out Meeting School and Lucid Meetings. Elise has put together some of the best online thinking about remote work and meetings you will find. We have one course up in her school, more to come, and I will give a good discount code to any NGO or charity person who asks me
At Rees McCann we are announcing a new open course that would work for your friend to run shortly, dates not selected, but soon ?
Steve
steve@...
+447793821476
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Re: ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
Lots of great options here!
If you're looking for something focused more broadly on day-to-day business meetings and that your staffers can take on-demand, you might find one of the Meeting School courses useful.
We have a few more coming online in the next several months and invite those of you who offer training on a topic or specialty we don't yet have covered to consider contributing an on-demand course to the catalog. Happy to answer any questions.
I recommend Training For Change, they teach/model online facilitation, and bring a justice and equity lens to their work, which is incredibly valuable.?
They don't have any upcoming sessions scheduled unfortunately, but you can sign up for their email list. They also offer training in Spanish at times.?
Trina
-- Author of?:?The Meetings that Make or Break Your Organization
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Re: ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
I recommend Training For Change, they teach/model online facilitation, and bring a justice and equity lens to their work, which is incredibly valuable.?
https://www.trainingforchange.org/public-workshops/
They don't have any upcoming sessions scheduled unfortunately, but you can sign up for their email list. They also offer training in Spanish at times.?
Trina
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Re: ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
Myriam Laberge, Masterful Facilitation Institute
Hi Sarah,
My friend and colleague David Gouthro forwarded your note to me so I could respond to your interest in beginner facilitation training online.
Our empowering facilitation skills-building courses of the have been transformed for online learning, so that students can take them directly from their remote workplace through our Masterful Facilitation Online school. Here are three good ways to find out more about our facilitation courses:
1.???? Enroll and come into our school. There you will be able to view some free videos;
¨¹? Tips and Insights- Lead Great Virtual Meetings (main content section of webinar)
¨¹? Mastering eMeetings 101 - This is the Welcome video from our Foundation Course, and provides an overview of the modules and take-aways.
2.???? Work With Us! Overview of? Our Online Facilitation Courses. This video was actually the last section of our original webinar. You can watch it there, and/or download full course information directly here:
3.???? If however, you only wish to learn about our beginner facilitation training course, , please follow this link.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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Best regards,
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Myriam
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Founder & Managing Director, Masterful Facilitation Institute?? ?
Masterful Facilitation Online: ?
Office: 604-943-9133?Direct: 604-307-0702 ??
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Re: ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
Thanks everyone, I appreciate all the responses and will share this information with my colleague. Sarah
On Thu, Oct 29, 2020 at 11:09 AM Laurie Dougherty < laurie@...> wrote: Hi Sarah,
I am offering a 7 week blended e-learning facilitation course.? It is perfect for beginners.? During the course there is required reading,? discussion forums, quizzes, reflection on practice items.? Also there are 7 online zoom meetings that are recorded for those that cannot make it.?? Groups are limited to 20 people per cohort.? The participants not only learn from the materials, they also learn from each other's experiences.? This has been a very popular course.?? I have created a promo code for this group for $100 off registration.? The code is f4c to be used at check out.?
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Here is the link to detailed information and registration.?
If you have any questions, you can reach me at Laurie@...?? The website has a lot of detail and an FAQ page as well.??
Happy Facilitating!
Laurie Dougherty, CTF
Laurie@...
Certified facilitator, qualified trainer and instructional designer.
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Re: ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
Hi Sarah,
I am offering a 7 week blended e-learning facilitation course.? It is perfect for beginners.? During the course there is required reading,? discussion forums, quizzes, reflection on practice items.? Also there are 7 online zoom meetings that are recorded for those that cannot make it.?? Groups are limited to 20 people per cohort.? The participants not only learn from the materials, they also learn from each other's experiences.? This has been a very popular course.?? I have created a promo code for this group for $100 off registration.? The code is f4c to be used at check out.?
?
Here is the link to detailed information and registration.?
If you have any questions, you can reach me at Laurie@...?? The website has a lot of detail and an FAQ page as well.??
Happy Facilitating!
Laurie Dougherty, CTF
Laurie@...
Certified facilitator, qualified trainer and instructional designer.
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Re: ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
i would be happy to offer facilitation coaching for this staffer at $1/min (nonprofit and community) rates, esp because i am pretty much working only remote right now. pls feel free to pass along my email address to them if they are interested in scheduling a brief consultation to check fit!
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Hi everyone, I'm supporting a client with a staff member looking for a facilitation training.? This is an up and coming staff person who facilitates some meetings (teams, committees) but does not aspire to become a professional facilitator.? They will be facilitating some online meetings - though I'm looking for a training to recommend that is not only about facilitating online (need some of the basics about planning, purpose/agenda development).?
My organization has done a couple of basic programs (one that is 90 minutes and one that includes 2 90 minute sessions), but we don't have any public offerings on the horizon.? Non-profit staff member - looking for something affordable.
Any recommendations?? Thanks! Sarah Clark
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cultural awareness, cultural sensitivity, social justice, and diversity
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ISO: beginner facilitation training/online
Hi everyone, I'm supporting a client with a staff member looking for a facilitation training.? This is an up and coming staff person who facilitates some meetings (teams, committees) but does not aspire to become a professional facilitator.? They will be facilitating some online meetings - though I'm looking for a training to recommend that is not only about facilitating online (need some of the basics about planning, purpose/agenda development).?
My organization has done a couple of basic programs (one that is 90 minutes and one that includes 2 90 minute sessions), but we don't have any public offerings on the horizon.? Non-profit staff member - looking for something affordable.
Any recommendations?? Thanks! Sarah Clark
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Hello Beth and Nancy,
Facilitators have been using Qiqo to integrate Zoom + Google Slides + Miro, etc.? Here's a ?where you can create a guest account.? The screenshot shows a list of breakout?rooms on the left and one embedded tool on the right (Miro).??
You can change the embedded tool in that breakout space by clicking?the buttons at the top (Slido, Google Docs, Google Slides, etc).? Click the green button to launch the Zoom meeting for that breakout space.? You can have up to 100 breakout spaces.
The cost is $1/day per participant?+ 1 cent/min per participant.? Please feel free to drop in during ?or to . Lucas Cioffi Lead Software Engineer,? Scarsdale, NY 917-528-1831
I have been doing similar experiments. It has helped so much to have colleagues run tests and walk throughs. If anyone needs people to help with experimenting, I am willing.?
Nancy? Hi all,
I've been exploring integrating Slido, Zoom, and Google Slides for participatory meetings but haven't tried it out with a group yet. I would love to talk with people who are using these three tools together and hear especially about how it works for meeting participants. Searching the? archives of this group it looks like all of the conversations about integrating Slido may predate upgrades that allow all three to work together seamlessly?? I can get a sense from demos and playing with Slido of how it would work as a presenter/facilitator, but I can't tell how it would look and feel and function for participants. Trying to find something within zoom that allows seamless visual collaboration, polling, real time wordclouds, and visual Q & A. If anyone would want to try this out together, I'd love to have some practice sessions with a small group. This is my first post after following for some months, thank you for creating this great space!
Beth
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I can't quite picture how Slido works for open-ended questions from facilitator to participants. So. . . . I'd love to be part of this experiment.
Mira Weinstein Organizingtowin.net mira@...
On Wednesday, October 28, 2020, 10:42:50 AM PDT, Nancy Loadman <1nancyloadman@...> wrote:
I have been doing similar experiments. It has helped so much to have colleagues run tests and walk throughs. If anyone needs people to help with experimenting, I am willing.?
Nancy?
Hi all,
I've been exploring integrating Slido, Zoom, and Google Slides for participatory meetings but haven't tried it out with a group yet. I would love to talk with people who are using these three tools together and hear especially about how it works for meeting participants. Searching the? archives of this group it looks like all of the conversations about integrating Slido may predate upgrades that allow all three to work together seamlessly?? I can get a sense from demos and playing with Slido of how it would work as a presenter/facilitator, but I can't tell how it would look and feel and function for participants. Trying to find something within zoom that allows seamless visual collaboration, polling, real time wordclouds, and visual Q & A. If anyone would want to try this out together, I'd love to have some practice sessions with a small group. This is my first post after following for some months, thank you for creating this great space!
Beth
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I have been doing similar experiments. It has helped so much to have colleagues run tests and walk throughs. If anyone needs people to help with experimenting, I am willing.?
Nancy?
Hi all,
I've been exploring integrating Slido, Zoom, and Google Slides for participatory meetings but haven't tried it out with a group yet. I would love to talk with people who are using these three tools together and hear especially about how it works for meeting participants. Searching the? archives of this group it looks like all of the conversations about integrating Slido may predate upgrades that allow all three to work together seamlessly?? I can get a sense from demos and playing with Slido of how it would work as a presenter/facilitator, but I can't tell how it would look and feel and function for participants. Trying to find something within zoom that allows seamless visual collaboration, polling, real time wordclouds, and visual Q & A. If anyone would want to try this out together, I'd love to have some practice sessions with a small group. This is my first post after following for some months, thank you for creating this great space!
Beth
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Hi all,
I've been exploring integrating Slido, Zoom, and Google Slides for participatory meetings but haven't tried it out with a group yet. I would love to talk with people who are using these three tools together and hear especially about how it works for meeting participants. Searching the? archives of this group it looks like all of the conversations about integrating Slido may predate upgrades that allow all three to work together seamlessly?? I can get a sense from demos and playing with Slido of how it would work as a presenter/facilitator, but I can't tell how it would look and feel and function for participants. Trying to find something within zoom that allows seamless visual collaboration, polling, real time wordclouds, and visual Q & A. If anyone would want to try this out together, I'd love to have some practice sessions with a small group. This is my first post after following for some months, thank you for creating this great space!
Beth
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Re: Assessment of online collaborative platform alternatives?
Thanks for the introduction to these terms.? We are thinking about the possibility of a hybrid model that provides the best possible "learning community."?
On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 12:29 PM John Sechrest < sechrest@...> wrote: Can you talk about what you mean by "online training"? Much like "online meetings", they come in many different configurations? Do you mean asynchronous? Synchronous? Do you mean independent or cohort based? Do you mean courseware? Do you mean webinar? Do you mean cohort learning??
John, I am interested in the specific tools for doing online training for both adults and young people.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 8:15 AM John Sechrest < sechrest@...> wrote: I am slowly building a spreadsheet of tools.?
I am finding that the nuances of what people?care about, the types of meetings they are trying to structure, and the flow of the meetings varies a great deal. So I am still in the what features are important phase of things.?
You can see the fill list of tools here:
I have a big desire to support "The law of two feet", which is that people can mingle at will.?
I am told that zoom now supports this, but I can't seem to get it to work.?
Airmeet and remo are the only two that support this well enough.?
The first question is: "What kind meeting are you trying to hold?"
1) How big? 2) Will you have a specific flow? 3) Do you need mingling? 4) Do you need small group meetings? 5) Do you need voting, discussion notes, whiteboards, chat backchannels? 6) Do you need facilitators with powers? 7) Do you need many events at once? 8) Do you need the ability to randomize small groups? 9) Do you need the ability to mix two different classes of attendees? 10) Do you need to force everyone back into the main meeting? 11) ....
What are the features that make it possible for you to do what you need? Then given these features, which is best then becomes possible to answer.
Can you please outline the key features of your meeting?
Hello everyone! I was sure that someone had started or shared a table analyzing the features of different online platform alternatives to Zoom. I can¡¯t seem to find it now after doing a search. Does such a magical thing exist or am I just dreaming?? Thank you!! Catherine
Learning & Evaluation Specialist
BLOG:
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JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
? @sechrest
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Center for Emergent Diplomacy
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
mobile: ?(303) 859-5609
skype: ?merle.lelfkoff2
twitter: @Merle_Lefkoff
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JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
? @sechrest
-- Merle Lefkoff, Ph.D.
Center for Emergent Diplomacy
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
mobile: ?(303) 859-5609
skype: ?merle.lelfkoff2
twitter: @Merle_Lefkoff
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Community posts from one language to another
Hi,
Has someone found a community chat service where members of a community can post information and which translates from one language to another language using AI?
(like Facebook translates posts but I am determined to avoid Facebook!)
Looking forward to reading your ideas, research, thoughts... !
Warm wishes,
Louise
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Re: Assessment of online collaborative platform alternatives?
Maybe this one?
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Bill Potapchuk
he/him/his
Community Building Institute
703.425.6296 office
703.431.9943 cell
bill@...
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Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2020 2:23 PM
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Subject: [f4c-response] Assessment of online collaborative platform alternatives?
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Hello everyone!
I was sure that someone had started or shared a table analyzing the features of different online platform alternatives to Zoom. I can¡¯t seem to find it now after doing a search. Does such a magical thing exist or am I just dreaming??
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Learning & Evaluation Specialist
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Re: Assessment of online collaborative platform alternatives?
Can you talk about what you mean by "online training"? Much like "online meetings", they come in many different configurations? Do you mean asynchronous? Synchronous? Do you mean independent or cohort based? Do you mean courseware? Do you mean webinar? Do you mean cohort learning??
John, I am interested in the specific tools for doing online training for both adults and young people.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 8:15 AM John Sechrest < sechrest@...> wrote: I am slowly building a spreadsheet of tools.?
I am finding that the nuances of what people?care about, the types of meetings they are trying to structure, and the flow of the meetings varies a great deal. So I am still in the what features are important phase of things.?
You can see the fill list of tools here:
I have a big desire to support "The law of two feet", which is that people can mingle at will.?
I am told that zoom now supports this, but I can't seem to get it to work.?
Airmeet and remo are the only two that support this well enough.?
The first question is: "What kind meeting are you trying to hold?"
1) How big? 2) Will you have a specific flow? 3) Do you need mingling? 4) Do you need small group meetings? 5) Do you need voting, discussion notes, whiteboards, chat backchannels? 6) Do you need facilitators with powers? 7) Do you need many events at once? 8) Do you need the ability to randomize small groups? 9) Do you need the ability to mix two different classes of attendees? 10) Do you need to force everyone back into the main meeting? 11) ....
What are the features that make it possible for you to do what you need? Then given these features, which is best then becomes possible to answer.
Can you please outline the key features of your meeting?
Hello everyone! I was sure that someone had started or shared a table analyzing the features of different online platform alternatives to Zoom. I can¡¯t seem to find it now after doing a search. Does such a magical thing exist or am I just dreaming?? Thank you!! Catherine
Learning & Evaluation Specialist
BLOG:
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JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
? @sechrest
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Merle Lefkoff, Ph.D.
Center for Emergent Diplomacy
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
mobile: ?(303) 859-5609
skype: ?merle.lelfkoff2
twitter: @Merle_Lefkoff
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JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
? @sechrest
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Re: Assessment of online collaborative platform alternatives?
John, I am interested in the specific tools for doing online training for both adults and young people.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 8:15 AM John Sechrest < sechrest@...> wrote: I am slowly building a spreadsheet of tools.?
I am finding that the nuances of what people?care about, the types of meetings they are trying to structure, and the flow of the meetings varies a great deal. So I am still in the what features are important phase of things.?
You can see the fill list of tools here:
I have a big desire to support "The law of two feet", which is that people can mingle at will.?
I am told that zoom now supports this, but I can't seem to get it to work.?
Airmeet and remo are the only two that support this well enough.?
The first question is: "What kind meeting are you trying to hold?"
1) How big? 2) Will you have a specific flow? 3) Do you need mingling? 4) Do you need small group meetings? 5) Do you need voting, discussion notes, whiteboards, chat backchannels? 6) Do you need facilitators with powers? 7) Do you need many events at once? 8) Do you need the ability to randomize small groups? 9) Do you need the ability to mix two different classes of attendees? 10) Do you need to force everyone back into the main meeting? 11) ....
What are the features that make it possible for you to do what you need? Then given these features, which is best then becomes possible to answer.
Can you please outline the key features of your meeting?
Hello everyone! I was sure that someone had started or shared a table analyzing the features of different online platform alternatives to Zoom. I can¡¯t seem to find it now after doing a search. Does such a magical thing exist or am I just dreaming?? Thank you!! Catherine
Learning & Evaluation Specialist
BLOG:
--
JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
? @sechrest
-- Merle Lefkoff, Ph.D.
Center for Emergent Diplomacy
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
mobile: ?(303) 859-5609
skype: ?merle.lelfkoff2
twitter: @Merle_Lefkoff
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Re: Assessment of online collaborative platform alternatives?
It might actually be easier to indicate the ones that organizations will not use for one reason or another, largely due to servers based in the U.S. ?For example, Google docs are a no go. Neither is Survey Monkey (although it wouldn¡¯t appear in this list).
In retrospect, it probably is more work than it¡¯s worth, since most organizations run it through their own IT and Privacy groups. ?Just wishful thinking on my part!
Cheers,
David Gouthro, CSP
The Consulting Edge
102-2221 Folkestone Way
West Vancouver, BC V7S 2Y6
(604) 926-6858
"How different our world would?be if collaboration triumphed over competition every time.¡±
[#calmference, #calmvention, #calm-versation, #dancingonshiftingsands]
URL:? LinkedIn Profile:?
Skype: davidgouthro
Twitter: @davidgouthro
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On Oct 27, 2020, at 11:33 AM, John Sechrest < sechrest@...> wrote:
What organizations do endorsements in a way that is trackable? IE, how would we know about the endorsements?
On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 10:37 AM David Gouthro < david@...> wrote: John, another criteria to consider is whether or not the platforms have received some sort of endorsement vis a vis meeting privacy requirements.? For example, fr many government and other public institutions, Google products don¡¯t make the cut.? So using them in conjunction with Zoom (assuming THAT is allowed) is not possible, even though Google Docs and Google Sheets are great for capturing breakout room content very efficiently.
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David Gouthro, CSP
The Consulting Edge
102-2221 Folkestone Way
West Vancouver, BC V7S 2Y6
(604) 926-6858
"How different our world would?be if collaboration triumphed over competition every time.¡±
[#calmference, #calmvention, #calm-versation, #dancingonshiftingsands]
URL:? LinkedIn Profile:?
Skype: davidgouthro
Twitter: @davidgouthro
On Oct 27, 2020, at 8:14 AM, John Sechrest < sechrest@...> wrote:
I am slowly building a spreadsheet of tools.?
I am finding that the nuances of what people?care about, the types of meetings they are trying to structure, and the flow of the meetings varies a great deal. So I am still in the what features are important phase of things.?
You can see the fill list of tools here:
I have a big desire to support "The law of two feet", which is that people can mingle at will.?
I am told that zoom now supports this, but I can't seem to get it to work.?
Airmeet and remo are the only two that support this well enough.?
The first question is: "What kind meeting are you trying to hold?"
1) How big? 2) Will you have a specific flow? 3) Do you need mingling? 4) Do you need small group meetings? 5) Do you need voting, discussion notes, whiteboards, chat backchannels? 6) Do you need facilitators with powers? 7) Do you need many events at once? 8) Do you need the ability to randomize small groups? 9) Do you need the ability to mix two different classes of attendees? 10) Do you need to force everyone back into the main meeting? 11) ....
What are the features that make it possible for you to do what you need? Then given these features, which is best then becomes possible to answer.
Can you please outline the key features of your meeting?
Hello everyone! I was sure that someone had started or shared a table analyzing the features of different online platform alternatives to Zoom. I can¡¯t seem to find it now after doing a search. Does such a magical thing exist or am I just dreaming?? Thank you!! Catherine
Learning & Evaluation Specialist
BLOG:
--
JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
? @sechrest
--
JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference
? @sechrest
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