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Unpopular opinion: I thought the whole 'ask anything' format would just lead to chaos, but after seeing how it worked for a local town hall meeting last month, I'm starting to get it.
The moderator just wrote 'What's on your mind?' on a whiteboard and the 40 people there ended up having a better discussion than any planned agenda I've seen, so has anyone tried a truly open Q&A online and did it actually stay productive?
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terry_wood516mo ago
Forty people stayed on topic with just a whiteboard?
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the_drew6mo ago
Honestly read a case study about this last week. The key was having a clear question on the board and a strict time limit for each part. People will focus if you give them a simple job to do fast.
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miles1446mo ago
Actually saw the original post. It was a digital whiteboard tool, not a physical one. They used it for breakout groups and live voting. Makes a big difference when everyone can edit at once.
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