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Access to Inspiration: Dr. Paul Zak
Inspiration. It’s the magic that allows us to transcend ordinary human experiences.
Sue Stockdale of the Access to...
Written by: Paul J. Zak - May 18, 2020 10:00:00 AM
The global pandemic has forced meetings, teaching, and training to be remote. Running a remote event, as we have discussed before, is not like running an in-person meeting. It needs to be structured to keep people immersed when the social pressure of being in a room together is missing. Immersion's scientists combed through client data who are using our Distributed NeuroscienceTM platform and spoke to users to identify best practices when running remote events. Here's what we have learned.
Eventually, offices will fill and meetings--at least some of them--will ask people to congregate together. Even so, distributed work groups, telecommuting, and travel are making blended meetings the norm from now on. Why not drive up teamwork and productivity by measuring Immersion in your meetings? Or, you can just hope they work.
Jul 15, 2022 Written by Samm Weymouth
Inspiration. It’s the magic that allows us to transcend ordinary human experiences.
Sue Stockdale of the Access to...
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Are you having trouble recruiting people for your measurements due to lack of equipment?
Our goal at Immersion is...
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Marketers create brand trackers, charts and graphs about how our brand exists in the world. We host focus groups -...