The document provides ideas for virtual icebreakers that can be used for online meetings, including having participants discuss which item they would light first in a dark cabin to get critical thinking, sharing photos of items around their home or office to learn more about each other visually, and going around to share one positive and one challenge in their life to build rapport and connection remotely. The icebreakers are designed to be short activities that foster engagement and relationship building for virtual meetings and online teams.
The document provides ideas for virtual icebreakers that can be used for online meetings, including having participants discuss which item they would light first in a dark cabin to get critical thinking, sharing photos of items around their home or office to learn more about each other visually, and going around to share one positive and one challenge in their life to build rapport and connection remotely. The icebreakers are designed to be short activities that foster engagement and relationship building for virtual meetings and online teams.
The document provides ideas for virtual icebreakers that can be used for online meetings, including having participants discuss which item they would light first in a dark cabin to get critical thinking, sharing photos of items around their home or office to learn more about each other visually, and going around to share one positive and one challenge in their life to build rapport and connection remotely. The icebreakers are designed to be short activities that foster engagement and relationship building for virtual meetings and online teams.
The document provides ideas for virtual icebreakers that can be used for online meetings, including having participants discuss which item they would light first in a dark cabin to get critical thinking, sharing photos of items around their home or office to learn more about each other visually, and going around to share one positive and one challenge in their life to build rapport and connection remotely. The icebreakers are designed to be short activities that foster engagement and relationship building for virtual meetings and online teams.
*This virtual icebreaker also pairs well with the Clue Virtual Murder Mystery game from Outback Virtual Team Building. Time: About 2 minutes per person How-to: o Start your online meeting by posing this lateral thinking question from Udemy to the group: “If you were alone in a dark cabin, with only one match and a lamp, a fireplace, and a candle to choose from, which would you light first?” o Give everyone 30 seconds to choose. o Have everyone share their answer. o Spend about one minute discussing the differences in your answers and what you each learned from one another.
Snapshot Virtual Icebreaker
Source: Adapted from Conceptboard Time: About 5 minutes How-to: o Ask everyone to use their phones to take a picture of something. The something could include… Pets Kids Desk space (Yes, even messy desk spaces) Refrigerator Outfit Closet Share your pictures via email, Slack, or your communication channel of choice. Spend a little time complimenting the pics or asking questions.
Rose/Thorn Virtual Icebreaker
*This virtual icebreaker works best with a free remote employee culture building and recognition platform, such as Assembly. Time: About 1 minute per person How-to: o Start your virtual huddle by having everyone share their rose (any positive that makes them feel grateful, happy, etc.) and also their thorn (a challenge). A rose can be work or non-work related along with their thorn. o For example… Work Related: Rose: I got an event partner to give me a refund today! Thorn: A different event partner won’t give me a refund. Non-Work Related: Rose: I found time to go for a walk today today. Thorn: There was no time to go for a walk today.