The Virtual Collaboration Campus
What an Amazing Experience for All
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Some testimonials of participants:
Delfino Corti: “This has been the greatest event I ever joined since very long: I have to go back 30 years to find something comparable in terms of deep connection among human beings and magic happening among them.”
Marilyn Sul: “The best conference ever for me, because it was so incredibly authentic, relevant, international, sustainable, human, professional and emotional with a concentrated competence and expertise that I am still deeply touched by it. I learned so much, recharged so much positive energy, met wonderful people and had goose bumps during the sessions. The closing party yesterday around the globe brought tears of joy to me while I danced wildly in front of the screen like everyone else!”
Yuliya Shtaltovna, “You created a place of welcome, a space of support, security and sharing. I just came to the campfire and it is still warm there.”
Agathe Osika “Before attending the conference I couldn’t imagine that it is possible to create human encounter within the virtual space. But now I can tell you… hell yes! It’s possible.”
The Virtual Collaboration Campus
was a four days of full immersion into virtual collaboration processes, tools and methods. We had 36 hours of learning and interacting across all time zones. Our virtual campfire provided a place at which people could come together and get a feeling of closeness.
Day 1
D1S1.1. The World of Virtual – Introduction to the Campus, Holger Nauheimer
D1S2.1. Creating Asynchronous Spaces for Collaboration – the Howspace, Art Maloku
D1S2.2. How to Provide Psychological Safety Virtually, Karin Ovari
D1S3.1. Humor Enhanced Collaboration, Martin A. Ciesielski
D1S3.2. Virtual Communities of Practice, Tanja Murphy-Ilibasic & Karin Ovari
D1S4.1. Co-Creating WoWs (Ways of Working) – leading to healthy and productive virtual work environments, Ute Franzen-Waschke & Vicky Miethe
D1S4.2. How to Not Get Lost in the Communication Jungle-Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication in Virtual Times, Claus Pakleppa
D1S5.1. The Importance of One-to-One Engagement When Leading Virtual Teams, Teresa Norton
D1S5.2. Visualisation in Online Calls, Tina Meckel
D1S6.1. Hardware ABC & essential software for moving online, Sabrina Lucidi
D1S6.2. Guided Community of Practice in Virtual Worlds – Setting Up a Safe Space for Leadership, Learning and Development, Claus Pakleppa
D1S7.1. What is Your Superpower? And Other High-Performance Virtual Team Practices, Sari Stenfors
D1S7.2. Live tour: Learning and Collaboration in a 3D Space (only with Windows computer!), Wilma (+Anne) Hartenfels (guests!)
D1S8.1. Virtual Dialogue in Times of Fear, Susanne Conrad
D1S8.2. Engaging Your Audience with Polling Tools, Erica Elam
D1S9.1. Effective Use of Breakout Rooms, Tanja Murphy-Ilibasic & Ute Franzen Waschke
D1S9.2. Manager Connect, How to Help Your Employees Through Difficult Changes, Sarah Glenister
Day 2
D2S1.1. Leading Virtually in Times of Disruptive Change, Holger Prante & Tanja Murphy-Ilibasic
D2S1.2. Guided Community of Practice in Virtual Worlds (safe space for leadership), Claus Pakleppa
D2S2.1. Creating the heartbeat of a group – How to Gain More Commitment and Connectedness Virtually, Martin A. Ciesielski
D2S2.2. Online Facilitation – Best Practices, Tina Meckel
D2S3.1. The Virtual Office – Which Tools Does a Team Need?, Holger Nauheimer
D2S3.2. Learning to dance with life and finding the heart of change, Anita Edvinsson, Karin Ovari
D2S4.1. How to Pitch Your Idea and Win the Crowd, Simone Sloan
D2S4.2. Staying present in the Virtual Space – Embodiment and Awareness, Anja Louisa Schmidt, Karin Ovari
D2S5.1. Working with Online Platforms to Deliver Content, Maureen Metcalf
D2S5.2. Creating Virtual ‘Water Fountain’ Moments, Maret Laev and Brigitta Villaronga
D2S6.1. Microsoft Teams as Collaboration Hub for Virtual Conferences, Ragnar Heil
D2S6.2. Virtual Communities of Practice, Tanja Murphy-Ilibasic & Karin Ovari
D2S7.1. Tools for Asynchronous Collaboration – the Case for Slack, Holger Nauheimer
D2S7.2. How to Build High Performance Teams with Prelude, Brigitta Villaronga
D2S8.1. Building Communities Online with the Use of Stories, Yannis Angelis
D2S8.2. Engaging your Audience with Polling Tools, Erica Elam
D2S9.1. How to Pitch Your Idea and Win the Crowd, Simone Sloan
D2S9.2. Learning to dance with life and finding the heart of change, Anita Edvinsson, Karin Ovari
Day 3
D3S1.1. Trust and Connection in the Virtual Space- Experiencing a Listening Circle, Susanne Conrad
D3S1.2. Working Out Loud, Katharina Krentz
D3S2.1. Virtual Communities of Practice, Tanja Murphy-Ilibasic & Karin Ovari
D3S2.2. How to Get Clear about Expectations and Agreements in the First Virtual Meeting with Your Team?, Sonja Vlaar
D3S3.1. 7 Secrets of Success for Virtual Training (Webinars), Susanne Conrad
D3S3.2. Wanna start a podcast? Push play!, Myriam Hadnes
D3S4.1. Co-Creating WoWs (Ways of Working) – Leading to Healthy and Productive Virtual Work Environments, Ute Franzen-Waschke & Vicky Miethe
D3S4.2. Creating Virtual ‘Water Fountain’ Moments, Maret Laev and Brigitta Villaronga
D3S5.1. Creating Asynchronous Spaces for Collaboration – the Howspace, Art Maloku
D3S5.2. Hands-on: Let´s Meet Online! Experiencing a Business-Oriented Live Online Meeting from A to Z, Susanne Conrad
D3S6.1. Leading Virtually in Times of Disruptive Change, Holger Prante
D3S6.2. How Stories can help you change crisis into Opportunity, Mary Alice Arthur
D4S7.1. Virtual Productivity Practices, Deborah Goldstein, Erica Elam
D3S7.2. Trust and Connection in the Virtual Space- Experiencing a Listening Circle, Susanne Conrad
D3S8.1. Collaborating Across Time Zones, Tina Meckel
D3S8.2. How to Provide Psychological Safety Virtually, Karin Ovari
D3S9.1. The Virtual Office – Which Tools Does a Team Need?, Holger Nauheimer
D3S9.2. How to Build High Performance Teams with Prelude, Brigitta Villaronga, Erick Schumb, Tina Meckel
Day 4
D4S1.1. Tools for Asynchronous Collaboration – the Case for Slack, Holger Nauheimer
D4S1.2. How to Facilitate Trustful and Inspiring Check-ins for Sustainable Team Meetings in Volatile Times, Annette Birkholz
D4S2.1. Hands-on: When What How? Using Live Online Tools Effectively and Creatively (Video, Audio, Chat, Polls, Whiteboard, Markers), Susanne Conrad
D4S2.2. How to Be Conversationally Intelligent and Shift Your Virtual Meeting to a Higher Level of Trust and Collaboration?, Sonja Vlaar
D4S3.1. Building communities online with the use of stories, Yannis Angelis
D4S3.2. How to Not Get Lost in the Communication Jungle-Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication in Virtual Times, Claus Pakleppa
D4S4.1. So You Want to Do a Virtual Conference, Doug Gilbert
D4S4.2. Aligning your Toolset, Skillset, Mindset, and Heart-set, Sonja Vlaar
D4S5.1. Microsoft Teams and Sharepoint – Introduction, Tina Meckel
D4S5.2. Virtual Communities of Practice, Tanja Murphy-Ilibasic & Karin Ovari
D4S6.1. Reach Method Panel Discussion, Prof Dr. Andy Molinsky
D4S6.2. Using Microsoft Planner as Part of Office 365, Tina Meckel
D4S7.1. Virtual Improv Theatre, Holger Nauheimer
D4S7.2. Session Hosting Brave & Transformative Spaces Online, Mary Alice Arthur
D4S8.1. Virtual Productivity Practices, Deborah Goldstein
D4S8.2. Facilitator Fishbowl: How to make virtual workshops work, Myriam Hadnes
D4S9.1. The PPAS Maturity Assessment Model – How Mature Is Your Organization for the Move from f2f to Remote? Ute Franzen Waschke, Holger Nauheimer
D4S9.2. How to Build High Performance Teams with Prelude, Brigitta Villaronga, Erick Schumb, Tina Meckel
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