开云体育

Hi Jason, Thanks. ?I am sorry I can't help but it looks interesting although it makes me nervous that there are no prices on the website. I find it weird that every single package says, enquire. Let

Qualtrics<http://qualtrics.com> allows anonymous responses and also lets you turn off collection of location and IP address of respondents. From Qualtrics support

Happy Wednesday, Folks! I continue to be filled with gratitude for this group and the wisdom it has brought forward. I hope this finds everyone well. I am seeking an online survey tool that is truly

Hi Good People of Virtual Facilitation Land! The folks at Social Pinpoint this morning gave me and a colleague a demo. I am not writing to advocate or promote it in anyway, I'm in no way connected to

Have you looked at Elise Keith's meeting taxonomy and cadence? Might be another interesting way in https://www.lucidmeetings.com/meeting-types (and happy to have a convo about this) N

Hi Helen, thanks for initiating this work. It reminds me of our efforts to do this in the communities of practice context with "Digital Habitats: Stewarding technology for communities. " Our frame

These are good suggestions above. Here's one that builds on Sara's first one. You can buddy them up with bilingual colleagues who can have a backchannel connection with them (like WhatsApp on their

Great suggestions - although I'd be hesitant to turn a multilingual participant into an interpreter, even if they volunteer. In the past, I've noticed that it's an all-consuming task which basically

I am up to my ears in research papers doing my literature review, but am not finding exactly what I want. Facilitators intervene in complex social systems (F2F and increasingly virtual) to try to

Maybe broadcast to YouTube or Facebook and host a separate zoom call watch party with simultaneous translation? Create feedback channels that allow participation from participants viewing from either

Interesting resistance. Here are a few ideas: -before the session: sending the non English speakers an agenda and goals of the meeting in their own language so they can decide how to particpate -

Hello everyone. My team and I need some help! In large organisations, when decisions are made about purchasing virtual platforms, they are often driven by the "back end" (the technical specification)

Hi all, Does anyone have creative ideas about including non-English speakers in a virtual workshop where the client does not want to do simultaneous translation? Thanks! Teletha McJunkin, BSW, MPA

Good morning all, DemocracyLab has grown a successful network of civic innovators who meet regularly for all-day hackathons to build tech-for-good. Come to learn more about their successful community

Hi Luis I can recommend GroupMap, and yes I subscribe to Lucas, the use of a pre-existing image set helps. Besides, in SSM you can easily identify the basic set of symbols normally used in Rich

One little contribution for Mural.co users: Create detailed and easy Outlines to help participants move around the board. It works very well to get people easily oriented (e.g. Breakout Room 1 works

Hi gang; lurker here. One more for the mix. Yesterday I ran this two hour visualization "Hoedown" <https://youtu.be/RSRJmqsqgRo> to compare various tools, including Kumu, Plectica, Flying Logic and

Hi everyone, These responses were nothing short of majestic. Lucas, Bev, and Chris, I appreciate the examples you've provided on how you've used mural and iconography to do the sort of landscape

Hi, I’m currently consulting with a large corporation in San Francisco leading global meetup outreach for one of their fast-growing tech communities. We were looking for a way to create a virtual

Live Drawing and Music sounds like a very interesting idea Anna. We have been using music to close some Sessions in Zoom (sharing computer sound) and it’s fun. People stay dancing together for a