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This looks awesome, Kevon. I think many facilitators try to do similar things with just Google Docs or some other general purpose tool, but I think they'll find what you've built makes the whole

Set up a few trial runs of LS on Toasty and a number of facilitators have signed up, if anyone is interested, do join us :) Eastern time & Asia time:

Dear all, I want to use TRIZ online (with a small group of 13 people whom I will split into 3 subgroups in break out rooms) and am wondering about the following questions (it’s first time TRIZ for

Hi Helen, this is awesome! Using toasts to gauge how people are feeling :D!

This was shared a few months back on the Liberating Structures slack channel. I can’t recall who shared it initially. it’s the closest I’ve come across to really valuable learning made, an

I use a combination of Otter <https://otter.ai/> transcription and Deepl <https://www.deepl.com/translator>translation to get video transcripts between English and French, but for recorded videos, NOT

Agree this is a very hard problem that we probably don't have a solution yet, for auto transcription of English, recently I heard of this company (https://otter.ai/) but I've not used them before.

Louise - I would love to tell you that this is exists. You've hit two major computing science problems at the same time: - Accurate Real Time voice recognition - Accurate Translation To see how hard

Hi all, Some of the threads I’ve been reading took my breath away with awe, and I’m so grateful that each person shares in their unique personal way, thanks for the richness of sharing. Long story

Hi Kevon, Re Toasty: I’ve got a fun activity that I often run at the beginning and end of a virtual session to gauge how people are feeling (and how feelings have shifted over the course of the

@Teletha - About a summary: yes, I think that's really useful too, not only you can add quick engagement, but you can also use the inputs afterward. Right now we offer an analytics page, click "View

Hello Fellow Facilitators on the F4C List, The following networking experiment is open to various networks of online facilitators including NCDD, Art of Hosting, Liberating Structures, and the Open

Alec, I would contact Zoom. I have heard of something similar, but alas, I can't recall what the solution was. If they don't answer, holler and I'll try to get an answer through the back door of a

Kevan, this is really interesting. But hard to practice by one's self. Anyone want to organize a few trial runs?

Hi Sean, 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.

Teletha: how are you creating a visual summary of your on-line meetings today? How are you meeting the need now? Sean Murphy www.skmurphy.com 408-252-9676 teletha@...> wrote:

Also, is there an option to manually select groups? I don't always want to do them randomly. groups.io <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

Hi Michaela, 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

Hi Kevon, thanks for letting us know about toasty.ai. I had a quick look at the website and checked for the number of participants that are included in your different account tiers. 25 participants is