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Breakout Rooms to Connect

Breakout Rooms to Connect

Download Tip Sheet Breakout groups – where small groups talk within the larger group – can help all learners participate more fully, engage with each other, and connect to the content in a deeper way. In a virtual setting, breakout rooms help learners get that...
Breakout Rooms to Connect

The World Needs a Regular Pick-Me-Up

Below is an interview with Trisha Viecco Carrillo of International Budget Partnership (IBP). Recently, she shared with Jeanette Romkema (GLP Senior Partner) a warm-up she used in a meeting, and Jeanette wanted to learn more…   Jeanette Romkema (JR): Trish,...
Learning Events vs. Meetings, What’s the Difference?

Learning Events vs. Meetings, What’s the Difference?

Download as PDF At GLP we see “learning events” and “meetings” as distinct and unique gatherings. The principles and practices of a learning-centered approach apply to both, however, there are also differences that need to be considered. The main difference: In...
Breakout Rooms to Connect

The Third Wave: Hybrid is Coming!

The writing is on the wall. First in-person was thought to be the best, then we all went online, and soon hybrid will be the new reality. A ‘hybrid’ convening is when some participants are in-person in the room and some are elsewhere and joining virtually. Top three...
Breakout Rooms to Connect

Anybody Out There: What’s the Deal with Webcams, Anyway?

Have you ever set up a breakout room and only half the people went there? They didn’t ‘move’ because they were no longer at their desk. But how could you know: their webcam was OFF! Have you ever found yourself begging, even pleading, for individuals in a Zoom meeting...
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