Rituals for Virtual Meetings book cover
The Companion

Rituals for Virtual Meetings

Creative Ways to Engage People and Strengthen Relationships

By Kursat Ozenc & Glenn Fajardo

4.6/5 on Amazon

208

Pages

25+

Rituals

2021

Published

"Fajardo and Özenç's work is science-based, accessible, and spectacularly useful. It needs to be read by every group trying to build and sustain their culture during this time and beyond."

Daniel Coyle

Author of The Talent Code and The Culture Code

About the Book

Make virtual meetings moments of real connection

We rely on virtual meetings now more than ever. However, they can often feel awkward, monotonous, and frustrating.

If you're not thrilled with your virtual meetings, rituals can help your group break through to better results by providing structures that unlock freedom. With rituals, virtual meetings can be moments that are elevated and nurtured, opportunities for people to build connection and trust while accomplishing a common goal.

Authors Kursat Ozenc and Glenn Fajardo show leaders, managers, and meeting organizers how to build rapport and rhythm amongst team members when everyone is not in the same physical space.

What You'll Learn

  • 1

    Reduce Zoom Fatigue

    Learn techniques to sustain people's energy and attention during virtual meetings.

  • 2

    Make Meetings Less Awkward

    Discover rituals that create natural flow and reduce the discomfort of video calls.

  • 3

    Strengthen Relationships

    Build genuine human connection even through a screen.

  • 4

    Engage Students & Members

    Perfect for teachers, community leaders, and anyone running virtual gatherings.

Inside the Book

Visual guides for every virtual ritual

Sample illustration from Rituals for Virtual Meetings

Perfect For

Anyone who runs virtual gatherings

Remote Teams

Keep distributed teams connected and engaged.

Educators

Engage students in virtual classrooms.

Client Meetings

Build rapport with partners and customers.

Community Leaders

Engage members in virtual gatherings.

About the Co-Author

Glenn Fajardo

Glenn Fajardo is a Lecturer at the Stanford d.school and was the d.school's Distributed Learning Teaching Fellow in 2020. He has been a student of virtual collaboration since 2008, working with people and organizations across six continents engaged in social impact work.

Glenn was formerly the Director of the Co-Design Practice at TechSoup, a global nonprofit, and is trained in nuclear engineering sciences and public policy.

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