Run great virtual meetings
- Use video, but also provide an audio dial-in-option,
- Test the equipment you are going to use before the meeting.
- Make sure people can see each other properly.
- Set an agenda, set some rules and clearly outline the next steps.
- Make sure presentations take very little time.
- Set a facilitator and call on people individually to speak.
- Capture feedback in real-time and tackle difficult issues.
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