Blast from the past! This will give you a laugh about the types of things we were doing back in the early 2000’s for synchronous online interaction. This is a conversational snippet from the now defunct CPSquare community (a community about communities of practice.) Skype allowed us global teleconferencing, but no video at the time. … Continue reading OLD! The “chairs” technique for synchronous web gatherings
Someone asked me the other day to remind them how to use the “clock” technique on telephone conference calls. So I dug out some old image examples and put this together and created a short (under 2 minutes) podcast. The lower images are based on a template one of the Online Facilitation alumni, Ray Guyot, … Continue reading Using “the clock” on telecons
My last post about this topic was dated 2009. In preparing for a workshop this week, it seemed like a good time to update the resource. have any suggestions or additions? Please share them in the comments. Why use a call? The medium of voice conversations is pretty flexible. Many of us have mastered the … Continue reading Updated Conference Call & Meeting Tips
By Nancy White, last updated 5/13 Note: My last post about this topic was dated 2009. In preparing for a workshop this week, it seemed like a good time to update the resource. have any suggestions or additions? Please share them in the comments. Why use a call? The medium of voice conversations is pretty … Continue reading Telephone Conference Call Tips
I’m shortening the title… Moving Online in Pandemic is now #MOIP! This is 6th in a series of posts about the tidal wave of moving online in the time of Covid-19. #1, #2, #3, #4 and #5. Slides for the event mentioned here. And chat… I do get enthusiastic… and then things go fast and other things fall … Continue reading MOIP #6: Get and Give Help Online With Liberating Structures