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Thanks for sharing this Michael!

I recently had an experience using Zoom's Large Meeting Add-On for the first time. A couple of things were not intuitive, so I'm sharing them here! I have an individual Zoom Meeting account with

I love this conversation! I have just started reading Emergent Strategies. Is anyone familiar with that? Seems a way to morph from what is good about thinking strategically into wider themes of

Wow, I’m surprised they even allow Zoom! I haven’t had the best experiences with Microsoft Whiteboard (syncing issues and inability to handle too many users at once). But outside of that, it is a

David, It would make me so happy if you joined us at our dinners--even Kraft cheese is a little too upscale for us. We're all volunteers when it comes to the most exciting work I've ever done as a

Hi David What about GroupMap? It's similar to Miro/Mular but much more secure. Honestly, the client will not want to be in the stone age forever, whereas there are good alternatives out there. Best

Hi David, All of the strategic planning resources in our library work with very simple tech, partly because we design for business leaders rather than professional facilitators. Most rely on no more

Thanks, Fernando. I can’t use Google products of any sort; however, PowerPoint and using the Whiteboard can be very useful. I will experiment with prepared sticky notes as you suggest. I am hoping

Hi David. What a nice project you have! With Zoom + Microsoft Suite you can do a lot. When I can’t use Mural with a client, I use Slides (Powerpoint or Google) as a whiteboard. You only need to

My hope would be that a good process would allow for both of those, Merle. If I told this particular client I no longer facilitated strategic planning, I would likely be eating Kraft Dinner for the

A tiny thing to think about. We no longer facilitate strategic planning, a linear process that closes off the possibility of emergent creativity and breakthrough. Just sayin' wrote:

I have a client with an extremely restrictive policies around use of various software programs. I am about to engage in a strategic planning process with them, online. The only tools I can use are

You are welcome. one last thought, consider using the Meeting Owl camera microphone. Google it, easy to find. It is good at helping to show who of talking in the group side, something that is

Of the large number of video tools that I have looked at , only Remo and airmeet have the mingle at tables metaphor. I have used remo for several largish "150-300 people" events. Airmeet looks like it

Just a reminder, if you want to reach out to Karen, you might want to email her directly instead of to the whole list. :-) Sounds like a fantastic event, Karen, and I bet there is a ton of expertise

Hello William, Are you part of Karen's project? I must admit I'm getting a bit lost in this thread. ?I thought I was responding to Karen. I need more information to put together a proposal . Are you

Hi Karen I stumbled upon an interesting conference tool called *airmeet. * It's features look very promising. I still have to explore extensively on it. There is a black Friday life time deal going on

Thank you Pete. I hope you will share how the process turns out in the end.

Dear John, Steve, Bev and Trina, Thank you so much for your various answers to my question about doing a blended workshop with some together in a room with a big screen and others calling in

Hello Karen, Rees McCann would be pleased to offer some thoughts. We designed and supported the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action annual conference this year, to glowing