Re: Online Youth Liberation School - platform ideas?
Kajabi Rocks!!! It’s a bit expensive, but if you are running courses on it, it’s an amazing value.
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On Mar 20, 2020, at 3:27 PM, Fernando Murray Loureiro via Groups.Io < fernandomurray@...> wrote:
On Mar 20, 2020, at 12:21 PM, ?jsi@...?wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone have suggestions for a platform / app that can help us to organize courses / offerings for an online liberation school?
I'm thinking we'd hold the courses via zoom, but am looking for something to organize the schedule that is user-friendly so that people could offer up and add in their own courses.
I looked at google classroom, but if people have other suggestions that would be great. Or if anyone out there is doing a similar project I'd love to connect.
We are planning this out of Youth Organize! California - a statewide network of youth organizing groups in CA. Audience for it being high school or transition aged youth, and for staff at youth organizing shops.
J
-- .o0o. Amy Lenzo |?weDialogue
Virtual Space, Real?Engagement
amy@...?| www.wedialogue.com
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Re: Is there a registration tool on Zoom?
Hello Elana,
Yes, you can use Eventbrite to collect payment from users, and then with Zapier, you can give everyone who registers access to a Zoom event on QiqoChat.? Here are the .
There are two types of events on Qiqo: - One is more social -- people jump between online gardens; each garden has a button to open Zoom and is always open 24/7.? Here's the example for the Liberating Structures community: ? This is great for a community or business that wants to meet for online lunches, virtual happy hours, etc.
- The other is more collaborative for workshops.? Here's an example of an online hackathon where 15 project groups come together for an opening session and then work in parallel Zoom breakout?rooms:???Here are the .
Cost: - The host organization can pay 1 cent/min per person?+ $1/user per month
- Or individual members can pay $3/month
You can create a new circle for your group/business/community?.? I'm happy to help if you have any questions!
Lucas Cioffi Founder,? Scarsdale, NY 917-528-1831
On Sun, Mar 22, 2020 at 11:22 AM elana < elana@...> wrote: Hello,
I have a client that wants to use Zoom for public workshops. She wants to be able to register people online and have them pay for the course online.? It doesn’t look like Zoom offers that ( I could be missing that) but wondering if there is another app that works with Zoom to make that happen.
Thanks so much!
Elana
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Is there a registration tool on Zoom?
Hello,
I have a client that wants to use Zoom for public workshops. She wants to be able to register people online and have them pay for the course online. ?It doesn’t look like Zoom offers that ( I could be missing that) but wondering if there is another app that works with Zoom to make that happen.
Thanks so much!
Elana
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Anjali Leon
When:
Sunday, 22 March 2020
4:00am to 5:00am
(UTC-04:00) America/New York
Repeats: Weekly on Thursday, through Thursday, 16 April 2020
Where:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/agile-social-hour-retrospective-after-week1-of-remote-work-tickets-100439314694
Organizer: Anjali Leon
aleon@...
5619260925
Description:
Join us for our first Agile Social Hour where we will explore these topics and more though themed conversations.
Theme for March 26: Retrospective After Week 1 of Remote Work
Share your stories and your experiences during this facilitated session.
Each week we will explore different themes around remote facilitation and collaboration techniques and tools, and create a space for connection.
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Re: Online Open Space March 23rd 19:30-21:30 Central European Time (GMT+1)
Yes:? I'd like to attend (I believe that?will be 11:30 PST) Susan Partnow
she/her/hers
4425 Baker Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
tel. 206-310-1203 ?(use this for WhatsApp with +1) ?? Partnow Communications, Organizational Development & Workshops
Breathe deep.? Smell the roses.? Wash your hands!
?. Founder and Executive Director ? ?? Co-Founder ? Network Weaver and Sr. Certified Facilitator
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Re: Online Open Space March 23rd 19:30-21:30 Central European Time (GMT+1)
I’m also looking forward to attending.
I’ve lost track of who is hosting but want to thank you for doing so.?
Peggy
________________________________ Peggy Holman Co-founder Journalism That Matters 15347 SE 49th Place Bellevue, WA ?98006 206-948-0432 www.peggyholman.com Twitter: @peggyholman JTM Twitter: @JTMStream Enjoy the award winning?
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On Mar 21, 2020, at 3:23 AM, post@... wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to participate.
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Re: Online Open Space March 23rd 19:30-21:30 Central European Time (GMT+1)
Hi,
I'd like to participate.
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Re: What is the best world time / meeting planner tool?
Thank you all :)?
I love meeting planners almost as much as I love bookmarking things :)?
My favourite from a brief look at these is??(with children screaming downstairs and it's my childcare shift in 1 minute). I like the UI, adding different timezones, and then being able to send it out as a link with all the zones on it.?
best wishes
Ed
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Great Blogging Series by Skilled (Online) Facilitators
#facilitation
Rachel Smith has been posting a great set of practical tip posts on remote facilitation - here is the one from yesterday?
You can find more following her tag:?
Next is Chris Corrigan who has posted not only tips, but some deeper thinking about our current context and group process?
just read backwards from today.?
Maggie Chumbley, besides hosting amazing Friday online coffees starting today has some good stuff on her blog?
If you know of other great blog series, please repy to this thread with links.?
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Re: Online Youth Liberation School - platform ideas?
Moodle is a good platform. So is canvas.
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On Friday, March 20, 2020, < jsi@...> wrote: Hi all,
Does anyone have suggestions for a platform / app that can help us to organize courses / offerings for an online liberation school?
I'm thinking we'd hold the courses via zoom, but am looking for something to organize the schedule that is user-friendly so that people could offer up and add in their own courses.
I looked at google classroom, but if people have other suggestions that would be great. Or if anyone out there is doing a similar project I'd love to connect.
We are planning this out of Youth Organize! California - a statewide network of youth organizing groups in CA. Audience for it being high school or transition aged youth, and for staff at youth organizing shops.
J
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Re: Online Youth Liberation School - platform ideas?
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On Mar 20, 2020, at 12:21 PM, jsi@... wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone have suggestions for a platform / app that can help us to organize courses / offerings for an online liberation school?
I'm thinking we'd hold the courses via zoom, but am looking for something to organize the schedule that is user-friendly so that people could offer up and add in their own courses.
I looked at google classroom, but if people have other suggestions that would be great. Or if anyone out there is doing a similar project I'd love to connect.
We are planning this out of Youth Organize! California - a statewide network of youth organizing groups in CA. Audience for it being high school or transition aged youth, and for staff at youth organizing shops.
J
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How to do a Virtual Conversation Cafe with NCDD
#events
Passing this along from NCDD
Hi Friends,?
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We find ourselves in unprecedented times. I hope you are all healthy and hanging in there.?
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NCDD has been working quickly to offer some opportunities for folks in our network to connect, as we have much to share and think about together right now. One such offering will take place next Wednesday, March 25 from 1-3 PM Eastern/10 AM-Noon Pacific. We will be hosting a virtual Conversation Cafe via Zoom to allow folks to come together to share how they are feeling and thinking in these tough times, as well as explore what we might do next.?
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This is an exciting opportunity to see Conversation Cafe used in a virtual format. Susan Partnow, one of the creators of the process, and I have been working on developing materials to help you host your own, and we will share these out soon as well.?
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Join us to connect and learn more about how this process may be useful to your work or your connecting going forward. More information is below and at?.?
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I hope to connect with you soon - stay safe and all the best to you.?
Courtney
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Courtney Breese
Executive Director, National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation
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NCDD is a gathering place and resource hub for dialogue, deliberation, and engagement - learn more and join the network?!
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Announcing a Virtual Conversation Cafe about COVID-19
Posted by???|??March 19th, 2020??|?
Friends, the desire for connection and thinking together is overwhelming in this time of physical distancing. NCDD, along with our member and dear friend Susan Partnow, have decided to offer another opportunity for our network to come together in dialogue to support us all during this time.?Next Wednesday, March 25th from 1:00-3:00 PM Eastern/10:00 AM-Noon Pacific, we will hold a virtual Conversation Cafe – all are welcome!??to join us.
This Cafe is intended as an opportunity for us to connect around how we are feeling and what we are thinking at this time, as well as exploring what we do next. We hope this will help build community among us in this difficult time, as well as help generate ideas for what we might do individually and collectively.
It will also be an opportunity for you to experience??in an online format. This model is an elegantly simple process for bringing people together in small group conversations to share, listen to one another, and deepen their understanding of one another and a topic. It was built for face-to-face conversations, but Susan and I have been experimenting with it online and are finding that it may be a great model to help people connect virtually during a time of distancing physically. We plan to share some materials for moving this to an online format in advance of the call!
If you want to participate,?!
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Re: What is the best world time / meeting planner tool?
When I am dealing with meetings between only two timezones, I find that is the most effective way to let others find a time when I am available. I find that I can set up a secondary timezone in my google calendar, so that I know what time they are at when I suggest meetings.?
If I have a list of people all with google calendar, then I can check if they are available in the invite.?
On Fri, Mar 20, 2020 at 8:54 AM Ed Mitchell < lists@...> wrote: Hi all, sorry this is probably a dumb question; I've been working locally for years and am back to international meets, and have lost touch with international meeting timing.
Like most others I'm at home, trying to adapt to home life, local community support, being drawn into international stuff, juggling childcare and work, etc. etc....? and trying to plan is really stressing me out - and a usable, share-able timezone tool would make the organising bit of life much happier :)
What is your preferred tool for world timezones/meeting planning??
love from Bristol
Ed
-- John Sechrest ? ? ?.? Need to schedule a meeting : ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? sechrest@...? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?. ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?.
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Online Youth Liberation School - platform ideas?
Hi all,
Does anyone have suggestions for a platform / app that can help us to organize courses / offerings for an online liberation school?
I'm thinking we'd hold the courses via zoom, but am looking for something to organize the schedule that is user-friendly so that people could offer up and add in their own courses.
I looked at google classroom, but if people have other suggestions that would be great. Or if anyone out there is doing a similar project I'd love to connect.
We are planning this out of Youth Organize! California - a statewide network of youth organizing groups in CA. Audience for it being high school or transition aged youth, and for staff at youth organizing shops.
J
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Congrats Eva!! That’s the way: Go for it. Fail forward. Fernando Murray Loureiro Mobile: +1 (250) 509 1167 To schedule a Meeting:
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On Mar 20, 2020, at 1:44 PM, Eva Schiffer < eva-schiffer@...> wrote: Hi all,
I just wanted to say a big heartfelt thank you to all of you, those I know and those I don't know. I just facilitated my very first Zoom, Liberating Structures, whole person, work meeting. My heart is full of the warm connections I was able to create and engage in with my colleagues and I wanted to say: Had I not hung out with you and experienced the magic that you create in meetings I participated in, I wouldn't have known how to do this.
It was a team farewell meeting, and one thing we did which was really useful: Instead of flip charts we used slides. E.g. One slide per person in an appreciation activity, where everyone could write what they appreciated about the other, and then all could read what others had written about them and we landed together all looking at each other through video, and sharing some reflections.
Have a good weekend.
Eva
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Hi all,
I just wanted to say a big heartfelt thank you to all of you, those I know and those I don't know. I just facilitated my very first Zoom, Liberating Structures, whole person, work meeting. My heart is full of the warm connections I was able to create and engage in with my colleagues and I wanted to say: Had I not hung out with you and experienced the magic that you create in meetings I participated in, I wouldn't have known how to do this.
It was a team farewell meeting, and one thing we did which was really useful: Instead of flip charts we used slides. E.g. One slide per person in an appreciation activity, where everyone could write what they appreciated about the other, and then all could read what others had written about them and we landed together all looking at each other through video, and sharing some reflections.
Have a good weekend.
Eva
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@rcardone @nwhite happy to join the conversation!?
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Re: Online Open Space March 23rd 19:30-21:30 Central European Time (GMT+1)
I'd also like to participate, thank you!
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Re: What is the best world time / meeting planner tool?
As an alternative to Doodle I also like http://whenisgood.net/
It is easier to set up and reply to when you have a large number of options, or when dealing with whole days.
Michelle Futornick
Linked Data for Production (LD4P) Program Manager
Stanford University
Lathrop Library
Stanford, CA 94305
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Hi Ed,
If you’re just looking for for a timezone tool, I use/like?
If you’re looking for a tool that helps find a time when everyone can meet (or at least most people), I use?, I find it especially good with groups.?
Then for finding a time for people to meet with me, I have just started using Calendly??and it seems to work okay. Although the free version only lets you have one meeting type/length
of meeting, so I am contemplating whether it’s worth the cost to upgrade.
Hope that helps,
Stephanie?
Stephanie Barnes
Chief Catalyst
Entelechy
+49 (0)179 854 8376
On 20. Mar 2020, at 12:56, Ed Mitchell < lists@...> wrote:
Hi all, sorry this is probably a dumb question; I've been working locally for years and am back to international meets, and have lost touch with international meeting timing.
Like most others I'm at home, trying to adapt to home life, local community support, being drawn into international stuff, juggling childcare and work, etc. etc....? and trying to plan is really stressing me out - and a usable, share-able timezone tool would
make the organising bit of life much happier :)
What is your preferred tool for world timezones/meeting planning??
love from Bristol
Ed
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Re: What is the best world time / meeting planner tool?
Hi Ed,
I've found to be useful for coordinating times with international colleagues
Regards
Doug
403-651-6898
On Mar 20, 2020 11:54, "Ed Mitchell" < lists@...> wrote:
Hi all, sorry this is probably a dumb question; I've been working locally for years and am back to international meets, and have lost touch with international meeting timing.
Like most others I'm at home, trying to adapt to home life, local community support, being drawn into international stuff, juggling childcare and work, etc. etc....? and trying to plan is really stressing me out - and a usable, share-able timezone tool would make the organising bit of life much happier :)
What is your preferred tool for world timezones/meeting planning??
love from Bristol
Ed
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elana
Susan
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Ed Mitchell
Nancy White
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John Sechrest