Andrew Gurnham started the topic Videoconference Apps in the forum Meeting Technologies 3 years, 4 months ago
Which is more important: the videoconference app (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, etc.) you use for a meeting, or the connection quality, speed and reliability?
My vote is for the connection – if you don’t have a good connection, it doesn’t matter how good or bad the app is.
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The final stage in our model for effective meetings is Meeting Feedback & Follow-up. On the MeetingArk website you can find discussion groups about Meeting Feedback & Follow-up, and a set of FAQs (and answers) […]
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Closing a Meeting
The sixth stage in our model for effective meetings is Closing a Meeting. On the MeetingArk website you can find discussion groups about Closing a Meeting, […] -
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Meeting Etiquette
Central to our model for effective meetings is Meeting Etiquette. On the MeetingArk website you can find discussion groups about Meeting Etiquette, and a […] -
Andrew Gurnham wrote a new post 5 years ago
The fourth stage in our model for effective meetings is Participating in a Meeting. On the MeetingArk website you can find discussion groups about Participating in a Meeting, and a set of FAQs (and answers) […]
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The third stage in our model for effective meetings is Running a Meeting. On the MeetingArk website you can find discussion groups about Running a Meeting, and a set of FAQs (and answers) relating to Running a […]
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The second stage in our model for effective meetings is Commencing a Meeting. On the MeetingArk website you can find discussion groups about Commencing a Meeting, and a set of FAQs (and answers) relating to […]
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Authors and Books 5 years, 2 months ago -
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Andrew Gurnham wrote a new post 5 years, 2 months ago
The first stage in our model for effective meetings is Arranging a Meeting. On the MeetingArk website you can find the relevant discussion groups and a set of FAQs (and answers), both relating to Arranging a […]
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Andrew Gurnham wrote a new post 5 years, 4 months ago
We have attempted to build a model for effective meetings. This model is built around a cyclical process –after all many meetings are part of a sequence, as shown in the graphic below. In all we have 7 topics w […]
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Andrew Gurnham replied to the topic Reviewing the meeting in the forum
Meeting feedback and follow-up 5 years, 7 months ago💡Review your meeting, preferably before everyone leaves, and ask: 1) What went well? 2) What didn’t go so well? 3) What should be done differently next time? and 4) What could we do more of, to make things even better?
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Andrew Gurnham replied to the topic Soliciting contributions in the forum
Running a meeting 5 years, 7 months ago💡 When running a brainstorming, follow these rules: 1) Freewheel; 2) Suspend judgement; 3) The more ideas the better; 4) Capture every idea; 5) Build on ideas previously proposed
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Andrew Gurnham replied to the topic Clearing Up in the forum
Closing a meeting 5 years, 8 months ago💡 Take a photo of any whiteboard notes and (after you’ve checked the photo captures all the information you need) then wipe clean the whiteboard, before vacating the meeting room
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