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The meeting map is the heart of VTF and the payoff
for visual mediation the map is a live text graphic
representation of the telemeeting, designed on the
fly by the telefacilitator. Meeting maps have these
outstanding characteristics:
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continually updated in real Designing on the fly is a never |
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not minutes or a transcript The visual representation of a meeting can take place at different levels: meeting map <- we are here minutes transcript |
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high level text The meeting map is designed for rapid scanning so that it can be referred to in the heat of a meeting; in other words, it is ... |
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complete enough to be useful and concise
enough to be quickly comprehended by the participants Obviously this is a fine line which the skilled facilitator dances with balance, and dance it he/she must, for exactly here is the structuring of information for instant use by telegroups! To do this dance effectively calls for clarity and synopsis; toward this end the facilitator uses graphic devices from maps to help organize the display. |
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employ graphic devices from maps Devices like spatial arrangement of text, variation in fonts, line networks, small sketches |
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