Welcome to our third blog on online brainstorming. Our first blog highlighted the importance of live online brainstorming, while the second blog focused on optimal preparation. In this last blog, we cover how to successfully conduct an online brainstorming session in 7 steps. Which ones they are you can read below! 1. Start with a good
Many people have mastered online live conversations or meetings. But REAL online collaboration still remains a challenge for many. For brainstorming sessions, for example, we often still prefer to be together physically. But wait a minute! Before we are all together again in a meeting room
In our previous blog, we helped you look back on the past year. Now we're looking ahead! A new year often starts with sparkling plans and many (new or old) good intentions for a new you on a personal or professional level. Resolutions that you may already be out of the
The month of December is a time to reflect on what we have learned in the past year, what we have accomplished and our next steps. At Learning Connected, we believe in the power of reflection for lifelong learning and development. To help you do this, we've created a PDF template that you can download for free
Nothing more annoying than running into technical problems during your online meeting. But unfortunately we all have to deal with this (regularly). Whether it's problems with sound, image, connection or functions that do not work, it is very annoying if this interrupts your meeting. That's why it's important that you know how to
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