Basic assessment tools. Techniques for getting feedback on your meetings, and for using this to improve future meetings. These assessment tools will help you to learn and continuously improve. Simply glance through the boxes below and click on the assembly tools that interest you.
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Tracking Audience Mood and Responses
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The one strategy most likely to succeed
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Meeting Effectiveness Maturity Model
Maturity Models are simply tables that describe the journey between poor ...
Tracking your progress in ensuring productive meetings
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Questions to support Assessment
Good questions are the most powerful tools available to us The ...
What does it mean if I receive feedback that is less than perfect?
The straight answer is basically that for some people, at some ...
Structuring Effective Meetings
If you are an organisation or individual seeking to create an ...
Checking back on the objectives
Learning from how well the objectives have been met – – ...
Meeting Review using WWW/AFI
About meeting reviews Meeting Reviews are a simple and grossly under-utilised ...
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Cannot find the assembly tools you are looking for?
The full meeting toolchest is a comprehensive selection of tools and techniques to support good facilitation of better meetings. But a large selection can prove a bit overwhelming to someone just starting out. For this reason we limit what is offered in the basic section of the site. However, the full set is freely available – simply click on the advanced tab at the top of the page. And this will give you full access.
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