Google sheets for zoom breakout room brainstorming with nominal voting technique for selection and sharing.
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Google Sheet for zoom breakout room brainstorming in teams
with Nominal Voting Technique for Rapid Selection and Sharing
LONNY GRAFMAN – CTL PIVOT 2021 LONNY@HUMBOLDT.EDU LONNYGRAFMAN.COM
11. Example from a class:
Problems related to transportation
List them in the chat.
As many as you can.
12. Example from a class:
In your breakoff room in ~ 10 minutes:
1. Brainstorm ways to ameliorate the negative impacts of
transportation
2. Prioritize the top
3. Pick one person to represent your team.
I will send a 1 minute warning about 9 minutes into
breakoff meeting.
13. List brainstorm items here
In your breakoff room:
1. Brainstorm
2. Prioritize
One person per column
Enter a 3 for your top pick,
then 2, then a 1 for last pick
3. Pick one person to
present the top, based
on total team ranking
A sheet for your room #
14. List brainstorm items here
In your breakoff room:
1. Brainstorm
2. Prioritize
One person per column
Enter a 3 for your top pick,
then 2, then a 1 for last pick
3. Pick one person to
present the top, based
on total team ranking
A sheet for your room #
15. List brainstorm items here
In your breakoff room:
1. Brainstorm
2. Prioritize
One person per column
Enter a 3 for your top pick,
then 2, then a 1 for last pick
3. Pick one person to
present the top, based
on total team ranking
A sheet for your room #
26. Here is a copy for you
https://bit.ly/ctlzoom
This link will prompt you to copy a google workbook with the sheets
27. List brainstorm items here
In your breakoff room:
1. Brainstorm
2. Prioritize
One person per column
Enter a 3 for your top pick,
then 2, then a 1 for last pick
3. Pick one person to
present the top, based
on total team ranking
A sheet for your room #
Editor's Notes
#3: I love breakout rooms. I love the energy of the room and the teams. I love hearing what the teams are doing. I set a time limit, but as a facilitator I am using the popcorn method to give time warnings. I.e. I hear how the teams are doing and check for drops in energy.
#5: This is what I want:
A sound mixer!
But maybe privacy issues
#6: But… I would settle just sound levels, to avoid some privacy issues.
#7: In the absence of those solutions, here are three other tools smashed together. Also, as is often true with constraints, this solution might actually be more productive.
#8: This is one of the tools in the smash-up. It is using Google ݺߣs live introduction that I learned from the CTL.