Why Are People So Argumentative Online?
Why are people so argumentative online? In an interesting article in the current RSA Journal, Ian Leslie suggests a number of reasons: ‘Agreeing tends to motivate people less...
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Online Facilitation
Brain-Friendly Learning, Online
As trainers, facilitators and coaches we know that bored people don’t learn well. We work hard to make our in-the-room events ‘brain-friendly’, using interest, novelty,...
How To Reduce Groupthink In Remote Meetings
Individuals often make bad decisions. We buy things we don’t need. We eat things we know we shouldn’t. So at work, we often get together to share decision-making, in the hope...
How To Build Psychological Safety In A Remote Team
Psychological safety is an essential ingredient for high-performing teams: probably the single most important ingredient. But how can you build psychological safety in a...
Shaping A Remote Meeting… When It’s Not Your Meeting!
How do you shape a remote meeting – whether it’s a video call or an old-fashioned phone conference – when it’s not ‘your’ meeting? It can...
ENGAGE: The New Rules For Online Meetings
If you’re a facilitator, trainer or group coach, how can you best engage participants remotely, so that you have really creative online meetings and other live events?...