Oh boy... again! I have the same problem with a lot of clients. I usually ask them these questions
1- Can you easily allow participants to share screens : usual answer hmm..yes...but we have to allwo persmission first and IT does not want this and we need their permission...red tape..
2- Can you easily form breakout rooms...usual answer sure but...
3- Can we easily use poll....usual answer...yes but
4- Security issues ? Ah yes...have you heard about the latests Zoom updates about this...Usual IT answer ...updates? Huh?
5- Better audio and video quality, green screen capabilities, sharing document, chat etc. etc..
But what usually breaks them is the fact that I can deliver a much better performance on Zoom and increase the impact of the session.
Nancy's document is awesome!!!!
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Thank you so much for sharing @nancy and @david for raising the question.
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I have a client who uses Teams exclusively.? They are a large, worldwide organization and I was told that I could not use Zoom due to security issues.? However, I prepared the attached document, and I was successful in getting the client
to use Zoom for our training programs.
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All the best!
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I have a client who prefers to use Teams to Zoom; I would prefer to use Zoom!
I would be very interested to hear from anyone who has been able to make a good, successful case for the use of Zoom over Teams, in spite of their client's preference for the latter!
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I have a client who prefers to use Teams to Zoom; I would prefer to use Zoom!
I would be very interested to hear from anyone who has been able to make a good, successful case for the use of Zoom over Teams, in spite of their client's preference for the latter!
David Gouthro, CSP
The Consulting Edge
102-2221 Folkestone Way
West Vancouver, BC V7S 2Y6
(604) 926-6858
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Collaborative poll creation w/Slack app?
I thought I found the answer in PollEverywhere, but then I got stuck again. Hoping that your brilliance and experience will help my stuck-itude.
I am looking for a polling app that allows multiple collaborators (~10) to?create?and manage a set of polls and access [centralized] results - without having to buy a separate and expensive license for each collaborator. I don't want to be the bottleneck for creating, launching, and monitoring polls during our hybrid/sync+async event.
Other criteria for the polling app that I can find in other polling apps, but without?sufficient collaboration options: - price: is free or reasonably priced for a single event (or 1 month)
- Slack: can integrate with Slack through a Slack app, so Slackers can respond within the Slack space (not through a link to a browser or other app)
- Results: provides the option to share results, ideally in the form of graphs, with participants
- Question type: has at least multiple choice, open response, Q&A, and word cloud question types
- Link or QR: allows the sharing of one question at a time (versus entire survey) through a link and/or QR code that
Help?
Cheers, Sarah
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Ed.M.,?Learning?&?Teaching?Program |?Harvard Graduate School of Education Associate Certified Coach (ACC) | Learning Travel Blogger ? | ??---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Sarah Nehrling via <sarah=[email protected]>Date: Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 3:24 PM Subject: Re: [f4c-response] Electronic polling for hybrid event To: < [email protected]> I think these options would work for people connecting to the meeting on their personal devices, as they could simply click on the link, say, in the chat.? It would be trickier for those connecting to the videoconference from the same room but asked to vote on their personal devices.
I could create a handful of bit.lys (, etc.) to make it easier to type in the Mentimeter, GForms, or other links, but some participants aren't very adept at typing on a smartphone, and some may have issues getting to shortened urls due to random things installed on their phones.? I could create a landing page with all the links, but I'm not sure participants will feel comfortable navigating to the right link for the right session. I'd ideally give them the exact poll they need at the exact time they need it, one by one, through a simple interface.
Mira, I like the Slido QR option... If it can work while people are sitting, socially distanced, and holding their phones up to the projected image... And Slido's event-based subscription might work for us.
Other thoughts are very welcome, and thank you!
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On Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 3:16 PM Mira Weinstein via <miraleslie= [email protected]> wrote: Have you investigated ? Facilitators load questions into a session. The system generates a qr code or link that participants use to enter the session on their phones (no login or password required). Participants can follow along with an on-screen session (like Zoom) and answer the poll q's on their phone.
There's an integration with Zoom but I don't remember exactly how it works. Their intro webinars are pretty good so you can check it out.
Basic accounts are free. More sophisticated paid accounts might include integrations and timing mechanisms.
Mira Weinstein Organizingtowin.net
If you were okay with going low-tech, Google Forms would work fine.
Or, you can set up a survey through a form on your website, and collect responses whenever they come in. Then you can brand the experience a little better. it would take a little longer than GForms, which you could do in under 10 minutes, but you're stuck with their branding.?
Just be sure to collect responses in a spreadsheet automatically, so you can review them all in one place.
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Re: Moving from Zoom Webinar to Zoom Meeting - AND Managing Breakout Groups!
Hi Michael,
in terms of break-out groups for large groups - I'd advise you to ask Zoom for the maximum number of break-out groups (which is a 100 when you have a large group add-on for 1000 participants). Otherwise, you might get into trouble when wanting to create smaller break-out groups with 500 participants.?
With such a large group, you absolutely need someone who is very experienced in working with this many participants as a tech host, and you will need tech support people.?
There are different experiences whether participants joining through browser can or cannot join break-out rooms. It is certainly not 100% guaranteed that it would work.?
Greetings, Michaela?
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 9:01 PM christine koehler < chrisihab@...> wrote:
Yes, if you want that they be able to move by themselves berween breakout rooms, each of them should have latest zoom version. And i don¡¯t think that it is possible to move oneself from a smartphone
-with qiqo you don¡¯t have those pb ;)-
Christine
Le 3 f¨¦vr. 2021 ¨¤ 20:38, Michael Randel <Michael@...> a ¨¦crit?:
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Thanks Mark, this is helpful information (and what was a concern for me!). I'm glad I surfaced my assumption so that it could get debunked.
Christine, I knew about Qiqochat and mentioned it to my client yesterday. I'm waiting for some feedback from him and to learn more about his budget.
I have just discussed how we might manage breakout groups in Zoom given what we are learning... we are now thinking that make active use of allowing people to join their own breakout groups (a newer feature in Zoom). We tested it with a laptop (using the
Zoom app) as well as on apple phone and ipad (using Zoom apps in both cases), and the participants are able in all cases to move themselves in, out, and between groups - so this is good!
Does anyone know if each participant has to have the latest version of Zoom app on their device to be able to manage themselves in breakout groups? (or is it only the facilitator who needs to have the latest version?)
And does anyone know whether a participant who joins through their browser (not the app) is able to manage themselves through the breakout groups?
The feedback from the group already is very helpful!
** Based in Washington D.C, supporting organizations globally! **
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 1:03 PM Mark Levison < mark@...> wrote:
I work in Zoom for smaller workshops.?
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 12:57 PM Michael Randel < Michael@...> wrote:
Re-Using?Breakout Groups over multiple sessions - same login
My assumption is that once I have created the breakout groups on the first day, they will remain constant for the remaining 3 days (using the same login). In other words, as long as I do not re-set the groups (changing the number of groups), when I select
the Breakout Groups icon, it will default to the previous setup, with participants re-matched to their original groups.
(And yes, there will be some who need to be re-assigned/re-matched)
This doesn't happen. When the facilitator starts the zoom session the breakout rooms need to be recreated from scratch.
Furthermore a participant leaves zoom, they need to be reassigned to a breakout room. You will be earning your pay and you may need a couple of assistants.?
Cheers
Mark
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Apparently one more tidbit I know On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 2:38 PM Michael Randel < Michael@...> wrote: I have just discussed how we might manage breakout groups in Zoom given what we are learning... we are now thinking that make active use of allowing people to join their own breakout groups (a newer feature in Zoom). We tested it with a laptop (using the Zoom app) as well as on apple phone and ipad (using Zoom apps in both cases), and the participants are able in all cases to move themselves in, out, and between groups - so this is good!
Does anyone know if each participant has to have the latest version of Zoom app on their device to be able to manage themselves in breakout groups? (or is it only the facilitator who needs to have the latest version?)
It's recent as late fall that this feature came out. Worse zoom doesn't have a feature that offers to download updates automatically. You will need to recommend they update.
You will also need to provide support for people who get stuck finding the feature in zoom
And does anyone know whether a participant who joins through their browser (not the app) is able to manage themselves through the breakout groups?
They can't self assign and need to be moved you.
So self organizing breakout rooms will help. You?will still need to work hard.
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Re: Moving from Zoom Webinar to Zoom Meeting - AND Managing Breakout Groups!
Yes, if you want that they be able to move by themselves berween breakout rooms, each of them should have latest zoom version. And i don¡¯t think that it is possible to move oneself from a smartphone
-with qiqo you don¡¯t have those pb ;)-
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Le 3 f¨¦vr. 2021 ¨¤ 20:38, Michael Randel <Michael@...> a ¨¦crit?:
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Thanks Mark, this is helpful information (and what was a concern for me!). I'm glad I surfaced my assumption so that it could get debunked.
Christine, I knew about Qiqochat and mentioned it to my client yesterday. I'm waiting for some feedback from him and to learn more about his budget.
I have just discussed how we might manage breakout groups in Zoom given what we are learning... we are now thinking that make active use of allowing people to join their own breakout groups (a newer feature in Zoom). We tested it with a laptop (using the
Zoom app) as well as on apple phone and ipad (using Zoom apps in both cases), and the participants are able in all cases to move themselves in, out, and between groups - so this is good!
Does anyone know if each participant has to have the latest version of Zoom app on their device to be able to manage themselves in breakout groups? (or is it only the facilitator who needs to have the latest version?)
And does anyone know whether a participant who joins through their browser (not the app) is able to manage themselves through the breakout groups?
The feedback from the group already is very helpful!
** Based in Washington D.C, supporting organizations globally! **
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 1:03 PM Mark Levison < mark@...> wrote:
I work in Zoom for smaller workshops.?
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 12:57 PM Michael Randel < Michael@...> wrote:
Re-Using?Breakout Groups over multiple sessions - same login
My assumption is that once I have created the breakout groups on the first day, they will remain constant for the remaining 3 days (using the same login). In other words, as long as I do not re-set the groups (changing the number of groups), when I select
the Breakout Groups icon, it will default to the previous setup, with participants re-matched to their original groups.
(And yes, there will be some who need to be re-assigned/re-matched)
This doesn't happen. When the facilitator starts the zoom session the breakout rooms need to be recreated from scratch.
Furthermore a participant leaves zoom, they need to be reassigned to a breakout room. You will be earning your pay and you may need a couple of assistants.?
Cheers
Mark
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Re: Moving from Zoom Webinar to Zoom Meeting - AND Managing Breakout Groups!
Thanks Mark, this is helpful information (and what was a concern for me!). I'm glad I surfaced my assumption so that it could get debunked.
Christine, I knew about Qiqochat and mentioned it to my client yesterday. I'm waiting for some feedback from him and to learn more about his budget.
I have just discussed how we might manage breakout groups in Zoom given what we are learning... we are now thinking that make active use of allowing people to join their own breakout groups (a newer feature in Zoom). We tested it with a laptop (using the Zoom app) as well as on apple phone and ipad (using Zoom apps in both cases), and the participants are able in all cases to move themselves in, out, and between groups - so this is good!
Does anyone know if each participant has to have the latest version of Zoom app on their device to be able to manage themselves in breakout groups? (or is it only the facilitator who needs to have the latest version?)
And does anyone know whether a participant who joins through their browser (not the app) is able to manage themselves through the breakout groups?
The feedback from the group already is very helpful!
** Based in Washington D.C, supporting organizations globally! **
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 1:03 PM Mark Levison < mark@...> wrote: I work in Zoom for smaller workshops.? On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 12:57 PM Michael Randel < Michael@...> wrote: Re-Using?Breakout Groups over multiple sessions - same login My assumption is that once I have created the breakout groups on the first day, they will remain constant for the remaining 3 days (using the same login). In other words, as long as I do not re-set the groups (changing the number of groups), when I select the Breakout Groups icon, it will default to the previous setup, with participants re-matched to their original groups. (And yes, there will be some who need to be re-assigned/re-matched)
This doesn't happen. When the facilitator starts the zoom session the breakout rooms need to be recreated from scratch. Furthermore a participant leaves zoom, they need to be reassigned to a breakout room. You will be earning your pay and you may need a couple of assistants.?
Cheers Mark
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Hi Michael
Given what you say, I would recommend you seriously consider Qiqochat. Rooms will stay same from one day to the other (that will not happen with breakout rooms ?in one unique Zoom account, at least not like mine) .
It is not difficult to set up, and Lucas can recommend you people who can handle the config and work quickly.?
Than people will have only one link and that¡¯s too simple.
You should book a talk with Lucas, seriously?
Christine?
(Who did a 200+ 2 days seminar with speakers with Qiqo and uses breakout rooms otherwise all the time)
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Thanks Phil and Annemarie for these responses.
Yes, Zoom is the default tool. The audience will be high schoolers, many from parts of the US with more limited bandwidth. My client considered having separate?Zoom meetings for each breakout group (probably 14 groups), but is
concerned?about the challenges of multiple session links that need to be navigated?over a 4-day program may be confusing and lead to drop-outs.
The value of the tech host is noted. That will be my primary role, ensuring that the Zoom platform is stable for the session and smoothly shepherding 500 people into breakout groups!
I plan to ask people to rename themselves, putting their group name/number ahead of their names in Zoom. In my experience, this really helps to rapidly find people and move them into the correct grouping.
Pre-Assigning participants to Breakout Rooms:
I have tried to do this for other meetings, but not had any success. I think the issue is that participants need to have an existing Zoom account, and the system will not recognize them if they do not have an account.
As we also anticipate that at least some people may log-in using a different email address or Zoom account than the one they used to register for the program - this also complicates things!
Re-Using?Breakout Groups over multiple sessions - same login
My assumption is that once I have created the breakout groups on the first day, they will remain constant for the remaining 3 days (using the same login). In other words, as long as I do not re-set the groups (changing the number of groups), when
I select the Breakout Groups icon, it will default to the previous setup, with participants re-matched to their original groups.
(And yes, there will be some who need to be re-assigned/re-matched)
Does anyone have experience with re-using the Breakout format to be able to confirm my assumption?
** Based in Washington D.C, supporting organizations globally! **
Hi Michael, are the smaller sessions different topics and with different hosts? If so, I would schedule each separate topic/host their own Zoom meeting,?that you can communicate through chat or on email invite when participants can pre-choose their sessions.
If not, you can get a large group upgrade on meetings up to 500 participants and do everything from the main session. I recommend having a tech person helping out with assigning the people to the right breakouts.
I don't think you can change from webinar to meeting or vice versa while in the session.
You can request Zoom support to grant you more breakout rooms with large group subscription.
Annemarie Steen
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Re: Moving from Zoom Webinar to Zoom Meeting - AND Managing Breakout Groups!
I work in Zoom for smaller workshops.? On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 12:57 PM Michael Randel < Michael@...> wrote: Re-Using?Breakout Groups over multiple sessions - same login My assumption is that once I have created the breakout groups on the first day, they will remain constant for the remaining 3 days (using the same login). In other words, as long as I do not re-set the groups (changing the number of groups), when I select the Breakout Groups icon, it will default to the previous setup, with participants re-matched to their original groups. (And yes, there will be some who need to be re-assigned/re-matched)
This doesn't happen. When the facilitator starts the zoom session the breakout rooms need to be recreated from scratch. Furthermore a participant leaves zoom, they need to be reassigned to a breakout room. You will be earning your pay and you may need a couple of assistants.?
Cheers Mark
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Thanks Phil and Annemarie for these responses.
Yes, Zoom is the default tool. The audience will be high schoolers, many from parts of the US with more limited bandwidth. My client considered having separate?Zoom meetings for each breakout group (probably 14 groups), but is concerned?about the challenges of multiple session links that need to be navigated?over a 4-day program may be confusing and lead to drop-outs.
The value of the tech host is noted. That will be my primary role, ensuring that the Zoom platform is stable for the session and smoothly shepherding 500 people into breakout groups! I plan to ask people to rename themselves, putting their group name/number ahead of their names in Zoom. In my experience, this really helps to rapidly find people and move them into the correct grouping.
Pre-Assigning participants to Breakout Rooms: I have tried to do this for other meetings, but not had any success. I think the issue is that participants need to have an existing Zoom account, and the system will not recognize them if they do not have an account. As we also anticipate that at least some people may log-in using a different email address or Zoom account than the one they used to register for the program - this also complicates things!
Re-Using?Breakout Groups over multiple sessions - same login My assumption is that once I have created the breakout groups on the first day, they will remain constant for the remaining 3 days (using the same login). In other words, as long as I do not re-set the groups (changing the number of groups), when I select the Breakout Groups icon, it will default to the previous setup, with participants re-matched to their original groups. (And yes, there will be some who need to be re-assigned/re-matched)
Does anyone have experience with re-using the Breakout format to be able to confirm my assumption?
** Based in Washington D.C, supporting organizations globally! **
Hi Michael, are the smaller sessions different topics and with different hosts? If so, I would schedule each separate topic/host their own Zoom meeting,?that you can communicate through chat or on email invite when participants can pre-choose their sessions. If not, you can get a large group upgrade on meetings up to 500 participants and do everything from the main session. I recommend having a tech person helping out with assigning the people to the right breakouts.
I don't think you can change from webinar to meeting or vice versa while in the session.
You can request Zoom support to grant you more breakout rooms with large group subscription.
Annemarie Steen
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Re: Moving from Zoom Webinar to Zoom Meeting - in the same session?
Hi Michael, are the smaller sessions different topics and with different hosts? If so, I would schedule each separate topic/host their own Zoom meeting,?that you can communicate through chat or on email invite when participants can pre-choose their sessions. If not, you can get a large group upgrade on meetings up to 500 participants and do everything from the main session. I recommend having a tech person helping out with assigning the people to the right breakouts.
I don't think you can change from webinar to meeting or vice versa while in the session.
You can request Zoom support to grant you more breakout rooms with large group subscription.
Annemarie Steen
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Alternatively, you could host and deliver the entire event via Airmeet for about $349 (for 500 participants).?
I did a test recently, and it works really great with breakout rooms/sessions and networking (virtual) tables, chat, and even a "invite a participant on stage" feature. You would have the main stage and then specific sessions people can join with the same login/registration.
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You can see my recording here to get an idea (didn't have different sessions, but you'll get the idea).?
It's a webinar about Emergency Risk Communication I hosted recently:?
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Hello colleagues
I have just taken on a small assignment supporting a client with an upcoming multi-day program for 500 youth from across the US. Each of the 4 days begins with a plenary Zoom session before participants move into breakout groups for work in parallel tracks.
I looked at Qiqochat?as an option for hosting the program, but my client is concerned there may not be enough time to prepare the platform appropriately (including briefing the various session presenters). And budget might be an issue...
the client was considering to host the program as a Zoom Webinar (for plenary sessions, which will largely have keynote addresses and briefings) and then switch the format to a Zoom Meeting (to enable breakout group functionality) I had not heard of this before, and I wondered if it is even possible!
says that you can convert the format of a schedule session )moving from Webinar to Meeting and vice versa), and that you will maintain the same session login. But it is not explicit about being able to do this during the session...
Does anyone have experience of this? Or - if it is possible, is it too risky to carry out with such a large group, given the challenge of re-convening such a large group if the connection gets broken?
Any insights will be helpful! ** Based in Washington D.C, supporting organizations globally! **
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Best way to demo/explain Qiqo to a small group of facilitators?
Hi Lucas,
I am part of a small cadre of facilitators?who occasionally meet to exchange ideas about tools we have used and recommend. Each of us will have maybe?10 min on a call later this week. What would be the best way of explaining/navigating through Qiqo with this group? E.g. would it be to link to a live demo you have online, or some other way? ( I could send a link to a video, if needed, but then people could view on their own time, which would be okay, too.)
BTW - I attended one of your live demos that was recorded a few months ago.
Thanks in advance, Nancy Nancy Settle-MurphyGuided Insights - Tel: (01) 978.263.2545 ? ? Skype: nsmurphy2545 ? ?Twitter: nsettlemurphy Pronouns: She/her/hers
Helping organizations thrive in the virtual world since 1994
On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 12:06 PM Lucas Cioffi < lucas@...> wrote: Hello Sara,?
For Zoom in the browser (Zoom calls it the "web client") we have found that users on Safari and Internet Explorer (and some versions of Firefox) cannot use computer audio and must call in by phone.? For example, I attached a screenshot of what I see if I try to use Zoom in the browser through Safari.? Here is some ?about the limitations that you would want to?read before using this with a paying?client.
For others who might be wondering, opening Zoom in the?browser (the?"web client") is different than just opening Zoom?with the browser.? There are different links for each option.
Anyone can create this option for their participants by taking a Zoom meeting link like this: ?pwd=UVZyMXBQelhrRVZnTENpR0I3TDBsZz09 and transforming it like this: ?pwd=UVZyMXBQelhrRVZnTENpR0I3TDBsZz09
Please feel free to test out the Zoom meeting links generated by Qiqo (above) at any time and in any browser. Lucas Cioffi Lead Software Engineer,? Scarsdale, NY 917-528-1831
Hi Sara
Good to see you. How are you?
When you mean joining by web browser, do you mean by clicking zoom link directly from email or website with zoom link ??
Or put the zoom link on the web browser?
If all of the above, I have done it several times and had no issues.
If the person is signing from a phone Or tablet, yes they¡¯ll only see the person who is speaking. They¡¯ll need to swipe to see the gallery view.
Best Mila On 14 Nov 2020, at 10:45, Sara Huang <sara@...> wrote:
? 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 see one speaker at the time.
As I will be running another session on Mondayfor a small team of 5? again I wonder:
- shall I spotlight all to make sure all participants are visible?
- are there any other limitations I should be aware of for the participants joining by web browser?
Many thanks in return for sharing your insights!
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Hi Julian, i would be very happy to contribute. please do email me: Bev.Matthews@...Look forward to hearing from you Bev
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Thank you Christine,
?I¡¯m going to suggest checking out WeloSpace, it¡¯s new, we are in a beta user group so i am not certain it is generally available yet, but well worth looking.?
it gives you a virtual space with different rooms, a floor plan actually. It¡¯s very good now and getting better as new functionality is being added
was Circl.es on your list? (using my small phone now, not ideal) If not defo one to look at, is excellent.?
Steve
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Sarah, just seen this, hope i am not too late?
we now use Miro Light s an alternative to Jamboard, it is free, simple, and good.?
Steve
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