“They don’t know how much pain they’re in!” says my friend and colleague Lisette Sutherland. What she says is true. Most people are now spending their whole working days – and social evenings and weekends – in hyper-grim online video calls. They notice that they’re tired at the end of the day. But they have …
We’ve been rushed off our feet for the last two months. We’ve worked with United Nations agencies, international NGOs, commercial businesses and lots of individual trainers, consultants and freelances to help them take their great-in-the-room events, meetings and training online. It seemed unreasonable to say “no” to clients who needed what we had to offer …
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Last week I emerged from my too-busy-to-think space to deliver a bunch of Web Events That Connect around my favourite themes. Here are two of the recordings: both of these events were for groups of Agile enthusiasts. Judy and Abigail many thanks for that awesome event. What a powerful facilitation! It wasn’t an introduction on …
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I blogged recently about Preparation That Drives Participation in online events. That prompted some readers to ask me for more details. What does good preparation look like for web events that connect? I’ve been doing this so long – ten years or so – that I make it look easy. For me, it is pretty …
Imagine this: You were due to be heading to Brussels for the 100-person regional forum of a large international NGO. You and your national delegation are already discussing some of the key issues and setting out your positions. Then, with less than three weeks to go, the first covid-related travel restrictions come into force across …
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