Goals: Have a fun dance party. Dancing is a way to bring energy to your next meeting. Dancing helps your attendees’ heart, increases energy, makes you feel happy, and helps eliminate stress and depression. Time: 2–60 minutes Participants: 2–Max Technology: Audio, video, share computer audio […]
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This Fast Company article by Bob Bejan, VP of Global Events at Microsoft nails key points that resonate with me. Click to read the whole article. Here are the main 8 points with my take on them: 1. THINK CINEMATIC RATHER THAN THEATRICAL This is […]
Goals: Have your attendees work better together by trading places.Time: 20–30 minutesParticipants: 8–12; even numbers Technology: Audio, video, share screen, Microsoft Excel or Google SheetsCategory: Innovation, collaboration, communication Setup:Step 1: Download the Office Move Template for Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. Step 2: Save the […]
Goals: Win all the “money” and have fun with your attendees. Poker continues to be an engaging game of fun and socializing. In the 1837 edition of Foster’s Complete Hoyle, R. F. Foster wrote: “The game of poker, as first played in the United States, […]
Virtual Backgrounds—Your Setting Can Create Pure Laughs to Serious Business Goals: Change your background for fun or for business. Do you want to be in a beautiful office overlooking the ocean? Do you want to be on the site of your favorite TV show? Do […]
Memory Match Breakouts Goals: Network and play a game. Remember the memory match game where you shuffle and put down cards and you and another person would try to match as many as possible? This is the video meeting version! Memory Match Breakouts combines one-on-one […]
Where in the World—International Networking Goals: Learn where attendees are calling in from visually. This is a fast networking exercise akin to putting a pin in a world map when you arrive at a conference. By using the annotate stamp feature, you can visually show […]
Goals: Improve your attendees’ collaboration and problem solving. Is your team having problems working together to solve problems? Towers of Hanoi is an exercise where a team of attendees must work together to transfer a tower of items from one location to another. This simple […]