Let's face it: meetings are hard to get right. They either lack structure or are too structured. People don't feel their voices are heard, and it's hard to reach consensus. "Create an agenda in advance," the experts advise us. But that doesn't seem to help. And running remote meetings is even harder. There's a better way. Using the MethodKit for Workshop Planning cards we will show you how you can use cards to design dynamic meetings that hit the sweet spot between structure and creativity. The principle is simple: most projects have recurring steps. Don't recreate them each time. Instead, use cards to focus the discussion on the project and be confident you won't leave anything out. It's easy, flexible and engaging. To learn more, watch this free webinar with Ola Möller. HIGHLIGHTS - The value of using MethodKit cards - How cards provide better overview and engage teams - How to use cards in remote team activities ABOUT THE PRESENTER Ola Möller is a researcher and designer that founded MethodKit. The 23 kits released so far, address everything from urban planning and public health to app development. Users can be found at Apple, Google, Spotify, Ikea and Volvo. Ola blogs at MethodKit Stories and tweets at @olamoller To try MURAL go to http://mural.ly or http://twitter.com/mural To learn more about MethodKit go to http://methodkit.com or http://twitter.com/methodkit

1. DESIGNING MEETINGS WITH METHODKIT
with Ola Möller

2. JIM KALBACH
Head of Customer Success
@mural
#visualmeetings
EMILIA ÅSTRÖM
Head of Design Success

3. Ola Möller
Designer and Researcher
Founder of MethodKit
@olamoller @methodkit #visualmeetings

4. Today’s webinar:
☉ The starting point
☉ Why cards?
☉ How to use cards
☉ Live demo
☉ Q&A

15. The white canvas

21. @MethodKit

27. Explore it in MURAL

28. Summary of the webinar

33. Use the MethodKit templates to run a remote workshop in Mural.
You’ll get a feel for what it’s like to design visual and engaging meetings.
More info about the analog kits available at methodkit.com
Want to learn
more about cards?
@olamoller @methodkit methodkit.com