I was musing about the sterility of the Elluminate session on Monday, when I realized that part of the problem is that our class is in the Judas Number Group Threshold. If the class was smaller we could just all leave on our microphones on, or be more interactive. But given number of people online we could not do that.
This reminded me of The Braid, a process tool I haven't used since I started my blog Life With Alacrity, so I thought it was time to share the Four Table Braid. This idea won't work with Elluminate (though it might be an ideas to experiment someday with the breakout rooms feature), but it might be useful at the Intensive this weekend.
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I find that Elluminate's breakout rooms still don't allow for great conversation. Even though everyone can have their microphone on, there are still echos and delays. Skype has a much better sound, but is less reliable. This is something our ALP team dealt with a lot last year!
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