To make LiveMeeting work, one main task is to motivate participants to actively take part in the meeting. Active methods of working are i.e. pretask, voting.

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To make LiveMeeting work, one main task is to motivate participants to actively take part in the meeting. Active methods of working are i.e. pretask, voting tools, jigsaw, roleplay and conflicts. Emotions are very important. Because emotions effects to motivation. All participants’ ideas and expertices need to be taken into account during the meeting. Start LiveMeetingEnding LIVEMEETING is an online webinar where you can make presentations, start projects, brainstorming and negotiate. The ground theories are congnitive learning, problem solving, social interaction and collaboration. Our aim in this study is how to make LiveMeeting conference inspirating, participative and collaborative. Keywords: collaborative learning, networking, playfulness, expertices References: De Wever, B., Van Keer, H., Schellens, T. & Valcke, M. (2010) Eteläpelto, A., Tynjälä, P., (toim.) (1999) INTRODUCTION by different rhymes introduce yourself by adjective using first letter of your name show 15 objects, after a while which one you take away show words, participitants have to memorice them by using different memorising techniques motivate participants by asking: ”Your expectations of the meeting?”, ”Your target during this meeting?” emotions: ”how you feel right now?”, ”how are you?” roleplay, participants take a different role ACTIVATIVE MANNERS working by cases from real life orientative pretask to activate participants during meeting and to use their expertice the issue in hand homegroups activating questions during meeting by using voting tool every participant have their own field of expertice let us put it into pragtice make together prehomework and expertice to make a jigsaw of the case in hand make a conflict to get a opinions and conversation Roleplay like teacher-student, or taking different kind of role for meeting like analyzor, critic, commentator i.g. think tank to make new ideas during meeting chat is very useful feedback from the meeting in chat or blog TOOLS Chat If possible used as anonymous If only few participants may use think tank: mindmaps : Mind24 or Creatly Chat ought to be such that all writing will stay in memory Blog: All participants can update notes from the meeting Debate after meeting will continue in blog a blog is easy to greate, put in questions and answer, feedback and valuation for meetings issue, effectiveness i.e. Pretask is find in blog MATERIALS Voice: all may comment with their own voice Text: Text is used in blogs, chat and wikis Picture: Mutlimediashows, slices, i.e. Video: videos danger is passive participants. It is important to activvate participants by asking questions, using voting tool i.e. Real life cases may be introduced by videos Multimedia: Process simulations, activative cartoons GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT Support by peers Peer group help each other at issues in hand. Each others espertice will help to solve the issue Peers teach to the others process or new job Tutors role of guidance Motivator, wellcome all group members and courage all to participate Sosialication, make an atmosphare which is open and acceptive Tutor make sure all participants focus on issue in hand and they all find out new points of view Tutors create common knowledge in mutual understanding Tutor promote critical thinking Tähän kuvateksti Tähän lyhennel mää abstraktis ta