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Hi Micheal, Recreate b/o rooms in Zoom is easy. Just click the bottom and folks get mixed up automatically. I do joke that if the participants still get to be in the same room after I have clicked

Thank you, everyone, for sharing your expertise so openly with me - what an absolute goldmine. Mark - thinking about a 'pollinator' role is a really useful framing, thank you. Andrea- Tricidir, thank

Hello everyone I'm helping another client prepare to host listening sessions with the members of their association. Participants will engage with each other in Zoom Breakout Rooms, using Google Docs

Very odd, Nancy- maybe the forum doesn't like the hyperlink. Let me try again http://blog.maestroconference.com/why-virtual-unconferences-engaging-for-attendees/. Hopefully that works better. Thanks

Nancy, thank you for your brilliance and willingness to share—a fabulous combination! Cheers, David David Gouthro, CSP The Consulting Edge 102-2221 Folkestone Way West Vancouver, BC V7S 2Y6 (604)

Found another oldie https://fullcirc.com/resources/facilitation-resources/designing-and-facilitating-online-events/

Thanks, Julian - would you please check that link? I get a 404 error. :-) wrote:

Haha - I did not take the old stuff down, but somehow it is not on the server of my blog, so now I need to dig it out. I found a few pages are still up .... alas the formatting is all bonkers.

Emma On another note, we have used Mural for working across time zones and in several languages. It was a mix of synchronous and asynchronous. The attached Mural is what it looked like after the six

I have successfully used Tricider for something like this. Andrea Gewessler Change that Matters Ltd Andrea@... www.changethatmatters.co.uk Mobile – 0044 796 396 0194 Office –

Gosh, Emma I expect you’re making people over the age of 40 feel old! We only ever facilitated group discussions asynchronously and some of us would say that the conversations were richer and more

Emma - people in the Agile world have long experience with this. Daily Scrum in Toronto and then Beijing. Find a people to act as travellers, who’re able to attend both they cross pollinate between

Hello everyone, I'm involved in an ongoing project with timezone conflicts that cannot be resolved, and wondered whether any of you have experience with facilitating group discussions asynchronously.

SINCERE thanks to everyone- Judy, Steve, Noreen, Kubeshni, Lucas, Bev, Louise- who replied with their thoughts/suggestions on / experience with Virtual Unconferences. We received some really unique,

Thanks Enrico!

Thanks so much, Linda, and for others who reached out (Michael!) to help me in crunch time with Mural. People who tried to help me have also been perplexed by what happened, and it seems that indeed

When I've had this problem, I realized that the areas/elements I had created had gotten moved off the edges of the actual mural canvas. I extended the size of my mural board so that the elements I

i had intermittent mural bugs (ie https://twitter.com/agenteo/status/1331917429723828224?s=21 ) resolved by refreshing the browser. did you try that? gillian@...> wrote:

Hello everyone, I usually use Miro, but thought I would use Mural with a group this week. I prepped for hours, watched videos, read all your thoughtful comments, BUT I still had a very aggravating

*For those of you who have piecemeal designed any international virtual event spaces - or love Slack:* I'm looking for a translation bot for our Slack workspace - the event's hallways and coffee hour