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Adapt the timing of the session to your own needs and get started in the journey to make your organization's meetings the best they can be!\nTotal length: 1h 15m\nMaterials:\nFlipchart, Slide or Board to write on x 3 in Before the start | IDOARRT meeting design | Going through the agenda\nMarkers x 2 in Before the start | Going through the agenda\nTalking piece x 2 in Check-in questions | Meeting closing round (+ - !)\nMinutes (on a shared document) in Action points\nSticky notes (for large groups) or an online whiteboard (for large groups working remotely) in Meeting closing round (+ - !)\nEffective Meeting Agenda - block details\nBefore the start\n09:00 | 0m\nIt's good practice for the person facilitating to be early at the meeting. Set up the room, whether it's' in the physical or virtual worlds, and give a friendly welcome to those joining.\nAdditional Information\nSet up the space, take a moment to collect your thoughts, warmly greet those arriving and kick off the meeting!\nWrite down the meeting's agenda on a flipchart and keep it visible for all attendees (or on a slide, or in the meeting chat if online).\nMaterials\nFlipchart, Slide or Board to write on\nMarkers\nGoals\nBeing ready to start.\nInstructions\nBefore the meeting, it's good practice to attend to:\nSpace: are the chairs arranged in a way that fits the meeting? Is the lighting ok? If a projector will be used, is it working? Check that the space is ready to welcome participants. If online, check that the tech setup works, verify links to whiteboards and so on.\nPersonal preparation: take a moment to collect your thoughts and notes, and set your intention for the gathering. What is most important to you today? Is it about collaboration? Effectiveness? Take a moment to check in with yourself, what you bring to the meeting contributes to set the tone.\nArrive a bit early to the meeting and be ready to warmly greet those joining. A quick chat before the start can reveal a lot about the mood and energy levels of attendees.\nCheck-in questions\n09:00 | 5m\nChecking-in is a simple way for a team to open a session or start a project.\nAdditional Information\nGiving everyone the opportunity to speak in front of the whole group at the beginning encourages participation during the rest of the meeting.\nMaterials\nTalking piece\nGoals\nOpen a session or start a project\nInstructions\nStep 1:\nManaging time is crucial for running effective meetings. As a facilitator you can introduce different constraints to a check-in to allow for more or less time. Examples are:\n“In one word…”\n“In two words…”\n“In one sentence…”\n“Think of three things…”\n“Taking as much time as you need…”\nStep 2:\nThink about what stage the group is at. 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