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1.
Me, We, Us
Build layers of engagement. Me: create space for people to reflect and contribute on an individual level. We: bring 2/3 people together to discuss. Us: bring the entire group together and reflect back the conversations had in the 'We' sessions.
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Together apart
Think about other creative ways to bring people together during sessions. Background music during individual tasks is a simple way to create a sense of togetherness - for example, co-create a remote workshop playlist.
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Transitions
Transitions are so important. Consider how you want people to arrive and get in the zone. Endings are equally important. Silent jazz hands is a simple way to show appreciation to those who've given their time and energy to the session.
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Feedback
Set up a simple doc or channel for feedback. Ask: what worked well?; what would you like to see more of?; what's one action you're taking away? This allows you to capture feedback and allows participants to contribute to the success of future sessions.