Improve Communication and Collaboration During Virtual Meetings Using Zoom

  • July 14, 2020
  • 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
  • 3

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Improve Communication and Collaboration During

Virtual Meetings Using Zoom

Audience: Department Chairs, Coaches, Building and District Level Administrators

Overview: These online sessions are for anyone who facilitates a virtual team meeting. These sessions will prepare you to effectively host a meeting, by identifying and setting meeting goals, creating an engaging agenda, establishing meeting norms, and maximizing collaboration and communication among group members. 

Participants will: • Learn how to create and facilitate engaging virtual meetings. • Identify Zoom tools that can be used to maximize collaboration and communication during a virtual meeting. • Learn and apply facilitation strategies to maximize collaboration among team members. 

Dates/Times:  9:30am-10:30am on July 14th and 16th.

Session One: • Setting a realistic agenda, establishing norms and connectors  • Establishing roles within groups • Maximize technology to improve collaboration (breakout groups) and improve communication (using chat features and other online tools).

Session Two: • Strategies to ensure all voices are heard (sharing out strategies) 

Facilitator: Nicole L’Etoile, former school administrator, academic dean, business educator & technology specialist. Dr. L’Etoile has facilitated professional learning networks, as well as blended and personalized learning sessions for administrators and teachers at the local and national level.

Maximum Capacity: 15 participants. (10/15 spots are filled).


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Rhode Island Association of School Principals is a 501(c) 6 Non-Profit Organization

MAILING ADDRESS:  PO BOX 7791, WARWICK, RI 02887 

OFFICE ADDRESS:  2480 POST ROAD, WARWICK, RI 02886 

401-272-9811 ext. 2 

Robert E. Littlefield, Executive Director 

Cheryl Iiams, Adm. Asst. 

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