Hybrid: One Group, One Meeting

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In a hybrid meeting, online and in-person participants share the same experience. No matter where you are or how you choose to participate, everyone is in the same meeting.

There are many ways to conduct a hybrid meeting. Here are details on one approach, based on comments and suggestions received from members.

Parallel: Two Separate Groups Meeting at the Same Time

With Parallel meetings, online and in-person participants meet separately – though at the same time. While it's easier to do, Parallel breaks the group in two.

Like parallel lines, the online and in-person meetings do not intersect; each group has a unique experience.

Certainly it is possible for Brooklyn members to attend the online meeting. However, the out-of-towners cannot participate in the in-person meeting.

Alternate Day: Two Groups, Different Days

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With Alternate Day, online and in-person participants meet on different days and have different experiences.

This approach will split the group in two ways:

• Like Parallel, Alternate Day splits the group into Online and In-Person.
• Alternate Day also means splits the group in time. In the example above, there is a Monday-Wednesday-Friday group and a Tuesday-Thursday group.

While it is possible for Brooklyn members to attend the online meeting, the converse is not true for the out-of-towners.