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Teams and Zoom are wildly different! The description of doing it in Zoom is good. Personally I would do it with Qiqochat wrapped around Zoom, and ass in Wonder or Spatial Chat to create corridor

Depending on the amount of participants that will be voting maybe Stormz can help, it can track the whole voting process as well. Hope you can find your holy tech grail for this engagement! Hector

You'd need to have someone transpose the results into xlsx/sheets, but I saw someone do a poll last week in zoom using screen share and annotation. Poll questions are put up and individuals annotate

Hi, A few years ago, at a non-profit where I served on the board, we happily used ElectionBuddy for running board elections at our annual member meeting (<$100 for <1,000 participants). Supports

And! I had an RCV ballot measure on my ballot. And hosted a lot of yard signs on my porch until they all were distributed throughout my county. I love me some RCV...

Thanks friends! Since we've been using a different and expensive (and separate from our business) voting mechanism for a while, I don't think that the folks in charge are going to approve a zoom poll,

And, sometimes ranked choice voting is the best way to go! Here’s a tool for RCV methodology: https://www.opavote.com/ And another: https://rankit.vote/home Bill Potapchuk he/him/his Community

Hi Sara, I experienced A very well done OS in which a google doc was used to collaboratively set the agenda/topics then have individuals sign up for each discussion. This was done by popping the

slido.com/ ( http://slido.com/ ) is a good one for easy to use basic poles in a meeting, with live results For more flexible kinds of online meeting facilitation, like brainstorming and rating ideas,

Hi there, Does anyone has experience with doing an Open Space in Teams? For example, let's say my client only sends out one link from the organization as the plenary. Can I prepare different links

Thanks everyone, I've shared the additional ideas with my colleague. Carol - I know from some friends who took your course that they really valued it. Glad you're doing another cohort! wrote:

I recommend Slido. Free version and paid upgrade if needed. Can run quizzes, polls, create word clouds and share results live on screen (or switch results off if you don’t want people to see them).

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You can use a side voting tool , like surveymonkey or event google forms to count votes. That will work very well. If you just need to have a quorum voting, then the vote results will tell you how

Hi Annie, I second David with Zoom Polls, however it may fail on some people’s end. This is why you need to guarantee that they can send you their vote through chat as well. Cheers, Fernando Murray

A simple way is to use polls in Zoom. Make sure people register so you know who they are, or depending on the number of attendees, you may want someone to check them in as the enter the waiting room.

Can you use google forms? -- Sarah Halley PCC, Certified Presence-Based? Coach Consultant, Bracken Leadership Senior Faculty, Presence Based Coaching Artistic Director, Playback for Change Pronouns

Hi Folks, I'll be facilitating my food co-op's annual meeting (and a special meeting too probably, though they haven't sorted those details out yet) and need to figure out the best way to count for

Sarah - As you know, I offer a 4 week group coaching program on effective online facilitation - it covers the basics of both facilitation and facilitation online. I offered 3 cohorts between May and

? A group calendar invite - for a paid event? Please this seems like it's going too far and too commercial. Mark