Activities for surfacing thoughts, feelings, reactions, and predispositions on Zoom, using apps like like Google Forms, contributed by facilitators like Sam Killermann.
Provide a prompt, then link participants to a Google Form with a long answer text field. Instruct them to take one minute to respond to the prompt, then hit submit. If you’re planning on displaying their responses or using them later in the facilitation, let them know your intentions before they start writing.
Have participants click through a virtual gallery of images, quotes, facts, or questions you’ve prepared in Google Slides.
Share a sentence that contains an important gap. Then instruct the group that you’ll be calling on one person to say the whole sentence with the gap filled in, before they call on another participant to do the same, until everyone has shared. Repeat with new prompts as many times as you’d like.
Have participants set up their camera so that their upper body is in frame and ensure everyone has their Zoom view set to gallery. Deliver a prompt, count down from five, and have everyone strike a pose. Ask the group hold their pose while they view each other.