It's a simple, but extremely excellent one. With the right framing, it can become a great way to explore the groups' expertise or knowledge on a particular topic too.
Thanks, Vicki! Use without intention often creates waste! Intention is the invisible ingredient that allows everything to come together, ay? Thanks for commenting.
Since publishing this video, I have made it a staple in nearly 100% of my workshops and gatherings with clients. It's so powerful! It can be used to brilliantly discuss content/topics as well. When the prompt is something like: type a tip you have for the group into the chat. Then invite questions based on that. It is like a gold mine of collaborative learning 👍👍 Thanks for taking the time to comment, Jess. Fun to think with you briefly today.
They are both fun and extremely effective at moving folks toward connection. My new goal in any virtual session is to have people forget they are on Zoom by the end of the session 👍👍
Thanks, Teal! It's been fun to see the channel growing. My platform is built out in some other areas, but starting from (mostly) scratch on TH-cam in 2020 has been intense! ANDDDD, I've really loved connecting with folks here and plan to continue putting out daily videos Monday through Friday.
It has become a new favorite, Christine! I've actually done it on every session I've led for the last few weeks which is several thousand people. It hasn't failed me once! Simply giving people "strategic permission" to come off mute and be themselves and follow their curiosity adds a whole new life to a remote gathering.
@@chrisschubert9549 yes! By the way, I LOVE seeing your name pop up here, Christine. Glad to continue to be connected this way 👍👍 Thanks for taking the chance so long ago to invite me up to DC to lead a session with "your peeps."
Glad you enjoyed it! Heaps more where that came from too. This video is actually one tiny sliver from my newest book, How to Make Virtual Engagement Easy if you want to develop a real level of mastery: www.amazon.com/How-Make-Virtual-Engagement-Easy/dp/0996423958/
Yes! Lots across the channel. But with the right question and framing, this is such a powerful and flexible method that can be repeated over and over: th-cam.com/video/DCn3uX775T4/w-d-xo.html
How do you respond to a comment that at work and with peers at work, you need not bond like pals...you do need to know at personal level a person (as your questions are quite personal levels)? Work peers are just professional connections? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
My favorite feature of questions is that everyone has 100% choice and autonomy in HOW they answer the question. So I always remind people that they can choose to share as much or as little as they would like to. Or they can answer a question in a work context instead of a personal context. All of the questions in the We! Connect Card deck can be changed by simply adding the phrase "at work" to the end of a question. Now all the "personal" questions because professional questions.
I watch your videos regularly! You always have great ideas, but in this particular video I loved the "curiosity ping pong idea"! Unrelated question - I was wondering if you had any tips for "participants" in dead boring zoom meetings to help change the vibe of the "room" when you can tell that people have tuned out, to help make it more efficient or at least to wake up people! (Are you Zooming in or tuning out of your meetings at work? Haha! ). THANKS for all of your outstanding contributions, it is much appreciated! Stay well, Chad!
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Curiosity Ping Pong - super brill! Thanks Chad :)
It's a simple, but extremely excellent one. With the right framing, it can become a great way to explore the groups' expertise or knowledge on a particular topic too.
Love the questions and the intentional use!
Thanks, Vicki! Use without intention often creates waste! Intention is the invisible ingredient that allows everything to come together, ay? Thanks for commenting.
Love Curiosity Ping Pong! Great way to get "coffee chat" vibes going in a virtual setting
Since publishing this video, I have made it a staple in nearly 100% of my workshops and gatherings with clients. It's so powerful! It can be used to brilliantly discuss content/topics as well. When the prompt is something like: type a tip you have for the group into the chat. Then invite questions based on that. It is like a gold mine of collaborative learning 👍👍 Thanks for taking the time to comment, Jess. Fun to think with you briefly today.
Super useful as usual Chad, thanks. I'll be threading a few of these ideas (60 Removal and Ping Pong) into my next sessions this week :-)
They are both fun and extremely effective at moving folks toward connection. My new goal in any virtual session is to have people forget they are on Zoom by the end of the session 👍👍
Great vid Chad, I bought the cards, but the download is great for virtual sessions
Love these ideas and have the cards so will be trying those ideas - looking forward to my next virtual meeting!
Woohoo! Love to hear that! Have a blast.
Loved this!
Thanks Chad, I am feeling a pirate stealing some of your ideas! Super useful!!
Please, please, please be a pirate! Enjoy them and make a difference in the world with the ideas 👍👍
This is a quality content, you deserve more views!
Thanks, Teal! It's been fun to see the channel growing. My platform is built out in some other areas, but starting from (mostly) scratch on TH-cam in 2020 has been intense! ANDDDD, I've really loved connecting with folks here and plan to continue putting out daily videos Monday through Friday.
Really love the curiosity ping pong!
It has become a new favorite, Christine! I've actually done it on every session I've led for the last few weeks which is several thousand people. It hasn't failed me once! Simply giving people "strategic permission" to come off mute and be themselves and follow their curiosity adds a whole new life to a remote gathering.
@@chad.littlefield Trying it this week!!
@@chrisschubert9549 yes! By the way, I LOVE seeing your name pop up here, Christine. Glad to continue to be connected this way 👍👍 Thanks for taking the chance so long ago to invite me up to DC to lead a session with "your peeps."
@@chad.littlefield I think of you often, and value the connection we made. PLEASE let me know if you are ever in the DC area!
Great input, thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! Heaps more where that came from too. This video is actually one tiny sliver from my newest book, How to Make Virtual Engagement Easy if you want to develop a real level of mastery: www.amazon.com/How-Make-Virtual-Engagement-Easy/dp/0996423958/
@@chad.littlefield I’m already busy checking out what else you’ve got 😉
Hi Chad. Any suggestions for larger (15, 20, 30 people) virtual meetings?
Yes! Lots across the channel. But with the right question and framing, this is such a powerful and flexible method that can be repeated over and over: th-cam.com/video/DCn3uX775T4/w-d-xo.html
Great content! What's the camera that you use?
This link/video has a full gear list: th-cam.com/video/EZ_QudlLmPc/w-d-xo.html it's the Sony a6400
How do you respond to a comment that at work and with peers at work, you need not bond like pals...you do need to know at personal level a person (as your questions are quite personal levels)? Work peers are just professional connections? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
My favorite feature of questions is that everyone has 100% choice and autonomy in HOW they answer the question. So I always remind people that they can choose to share as much or as little as they would like to. Or they can answer a question in a work context instead of a personal context. All of the questions in the We! Connect Card deck can be changed by simply adding the phrase "at work" to the end of a question. Now all the "personal" questions because professional questions.
@@chad.littlefield well.. that is true. Thanks
Like, like! Thanks, Chad!
Love, love, Mari! Glad you enjoyed. Anything in particular stand out as especially useful?
I watch your videos regularly! You always have great ideas, but in this particular video I loved the "curiosity ping pong idea"!
Unrelated question - I was wondering if you had any tips for "participants" in dead boring zoom meetings to help change the vibe of the "room" when you can tell that people have tuned out, to help make it more efficient or at least to wake up people! (Are you Zooming in or tuning out of your meetings at work? Haha! ).
THANKS for all of your outstanding contributions, it is much appreciated! Stay well, Chad!
@@marimar4269 yes, heaps! I'm actually filming a bunch at the studio today. Maybe I'll turn your question into a full video actually! :-)
In the meantime, this oldie but goodie might spark some thoughts for you: th-cam.com/video/gXNgoRRvBp0/w-d-xo.html
@@chad.littlefield Thanks!!