Hybrid meetings for beginners: Where do we start? (5 practical tips)

Combining online and in-room participants into a hybrid meeting can be intimidating. With these 5 tips, you’ll learn what to focus on when you start running hybrid meetings.

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⌚ Sections in this video (Hybrid meetings for beginners: Where do we start? (5 practical tips)):
00:00 | Start running hybrid meetings
00:46 | Equipment needed for hybrid meetings
6:28 | Upgrade your gear
15:06 | Inclusive hybrid meetings
20:46 | Prepare your meeting
23:40 | Are you ready?
26:09 | More communication tips
26:50 | Hybrid meetings are different
29:19 | Gear for hybrid meetings

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[LaffiTatti]

Facts! He said it right bad audio is not tolerated and I learned this the hard way in my first-ever Hybrid meeting, but now finding an easy way to get everyone on the table on Camera is becoming a challenge.

[mspatrick]

Hey, Markus!

I have REALLY been enjoying your you.tube videos! We took your advice and started with what we had. We were amazed at how great everything went on our hybrid meeting. 5 of us were in-person, must one on zoom. Everyone connected to zoom, with all but one iPhone disconnected with audio. The biggest problem in the room was keeping the volume on the phone high enough to hear and having to pass the phone around to talk. We have decided to invest in a conference speakerphone to connect to the audio-enabled device. Our room exceeds the size of the stated room size on the poly sync 20 of 3 m x 3 m. Our room is probably about 5 m x 4 m. Do you think a poly sync 20 would still work?