Dana Pylayeva and Kriti Jaising present remote facilitation with Training from the Back of the Room, Zoom breakout sessions and Liberating Structure. All in the virtual space

1. Remote Facilitation
Workshop
Dana Pylayeva and Kriti Jaising

2. Fast Pass

5. Introduction: Dana Pylayeva
Agile/DevOps Coach & Trainer
@DanaPylayeva
dana@agileplayconsulting.com
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6. Give your
teammates
your
undivided
attention
Turn Your Camera On
Suggestions
for success
Mute Your Microphone
when not speaking

7. 4Tips

8. 1. Start with connection
4Tips

9. https://www.collaborationsuperpowers.com/supercards/
2. Use your camera1. See body language
& facial
expressions
2. Be present, reduce
multitasking
3. Increase
Psychological
Safety (over time)
Good audio is better than poor video
4Tips

10. 3. Make your group small
4Tips

11. What is the most pressing
issue we need to solve
today?
One Minute.
Self.
Two Minutes.
In Pairs.
Four Minutes.
In Quads
Share One
idea per
group

12. What is the most pressing
issue we need to solve
today?
One Minute.
Self.
Two Minutes.
In Pairs.
Four Minutes.
In Quads
Share One
idea per
group

13. 1-2-4-All with remote teams
Zoom:
breakout
rooms

14. 4. Plan for more time
4Tips

15. What did
you learn
so far?
Teach Backs:
2 people per room,
4 min for Teach-Backs (2 min each)
àReturn to the main room when prompted
What did you
learn so far?

16. Remote Facilitation
Tips
Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

17. A small
connection
activity primes
participants for
a higher
engagement in
your session

18. A small
connection
activity primes
participants for
a higher
engagement in
your session

19. Everything will
take more time
in a virtual
meeting

20. Everything will
take more time
in a virtual
meeting

21. No special
activity is
needed for a
large group to
collaborate.
It will all
happen
organically.

22. No special
activity is
needed for a
large group to
collaborate.
It will all
happen
organically.

23. Everyone’s
cameras must
be turn on for a
remote
meeting to be
effective

24. Everyone’s
cameras must
be turn on for a
remote
meeting to be
effective

25. The most efficient and effective method of
conveying information to and within a
development
team is face-to-face conversation.
Have you seen this before?

26. Quick Write:
What tools can you use to keep participants
engaged in your remote meeting/training?
Nothing beats face-to-face.

27. Ready to
find out
what
principles
we used?

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