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Hi Susan, I understand how frustrating this can be. Besides all the great tips provided, please remind your client that Zoom meetings can be accessed via web browser and without installing any

Hello great group: I am exploring with this group. We are looking for an experienced virtual facilitator for a large meeting that we have coming up in November. We will need someone who can work with

Hello Rowan, Here's a "fly-over" of an online open space event on QiqoChat <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYzANIA70_M> with 250 participants as it was happening. It consisted of a few dozen breakout

Rowan, I had a good experience in Remo <https://remo.co/> (instead of Zoom) and Mural (or Miro, goes well too). The structure for OST in Remo is superior than Zoom. Happy to help, Fernando Murray

Does anyone have experience with combining Miro and Zoom for setting up an open space process or something similar. I am very curious to try this and would love to see any examples or hear you

Can you ask to see a copy of security guidelines: I would think the security guidelines are for internal company private conversations and communication with suppliers covered by Non-Disclosure. If

Hi Susan, Two things come to mind: 1. Does the person have a personal device that they could use rather than their work device? 2. Zoom has done a lot of work on the security issues that were a

Building on Laura's reply,might they be able to install the Zoom app on their personal phone? I can understand that they may not be allowed to install it on a work-provided phone. I understand that

Susan, if the participant dials in (using the phone number) then they will not be on video, cannot see any video, and they can not use any of the app features ('raise hand', chat function, etc). They

I will soon be offering a workshop on Zoom and a potential participant asked: " I’m not allowed to use Zoom on my devices due to my workplace’s security guidelines, will we be able to dial in

Hi Ruth, I have hosted Visual Collab 2018 at the RSA Society in London (currently http://www.digitalcollab.site/) and since then always use a hybrid element whenever possible until COVID where I have

Dear all, has anyone of you experience with designing and hosting a hybrid conference - integrating parallel offline elements in several locations with online plenary elements? (One conference

Hi there, Would love to join, can’t seem to get in the room though? With gratitude, Sara Met vriendelijke groet, Sara Huang Bureau Tw!st www.bureautwist.nl

Good! Thank you all. Regards, Thomas

Hi all +?Teams video quality is very good. - Teams lacking breakout feature. - At a time, you can see maximum of 4 people in the video calling (including yourself). Not yet came across the option to

I have a client who is dippin their toes into online training. ?They are very concerned with their intellectual property (having been burned by a former consultant and client). hey are interested in

Hi guys, see you today at 10am Brazil? Room: https://meet.google.com/jkk-wkca-ykn All the best, [image: Facebook] <https://www.facebook.com/CLPBrasil>[image: Linkedin]

Hello both My apologies for not getting back sooner. I’ve not been following for the past fortnight. I’m afraid in any case, I couldn’t say more than I said – someone showed it to me in an

Dear Eva As an aside to this Teams does allow breakout rooms https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=breakout+rooms+in+microsoft+teams&view=detail&mid=C2A5C0E1F4DC4CBB50FEC2A5C0E1F4DC4CBB50FE&FORM=VIRE

Hi Michelle, This is from a parent, not a learning platform expert. Our schools in DC use Teams as a platform and I think it works quite well. Not super-fancy, but I think the limitation there is