Making Online Teams Smarter with Beth Porter, CEO, Riff Analytics

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With everyone in the information economy now working from home and everyone socially distant, we are on video calls all day long. Research has shown that video meetings are tiring and stressful, and often have many of the problems of in-person meetings — too long, not purposeful, dominated by one person going on and on. Beth will talk about how machine learning is being used to help groups learn how to work effectively together online, by giving real-time feedback about their conversations. Follow: @EbPort @RiffAnalytics

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Because of this…
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… everyone is doing this.

● Social connectedness
● Team productivity
● Individual focus
● Work-life balance
● Concept of time...
Unique challenges arise
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“Mute - no camera” culture
Remote meetings
often encourage
damaging behaviors
and unproductive
dynamics
… and now you have a
whole day of them!
When will this
meeting end??
Online meetings suck!
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Phone or Video?
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Video or In-Person?
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You can’t actually spend the
whole day on video calls!
It’s exhausting and stressful, due
to extreme cognitive load

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Making online teams smarter
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Metrics
Feedback

Making online teams smarter
Purpose
Brevity
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Riff Video Chat
Meeting Mediator gives
real-time feedback
during video calls
Riﬀ uses technology and
AI to help people
engage better in online
meetings through
real-time feedback
What is Riﬀ?
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Riﬀ models the
interaction dynamics
of small groups to
improve team
communication
Metrics: speaking time, influences, interruptions, and affirmations
Riﬀ improves communication
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Using Riﬀ helps small
groups collaborate
more eﬀectively and
perform better on
shared tasks
Riﬀ helps team performance
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Riﬀ serves two markets
Remote Teams
Supporting teams learning how to work
eﬀectively at a distance
Online Learning
Fostering peer connectedness and social
learning in online courses

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Now! Sign up for Riﬀ Remote, our
new self-service video app:
https://www.riﬀanalytics.ai/riﬀ-re
mote-editions
With freemium basic and free trial
business editions.
Beth Porter
beth@riﬀanalytics.ai
Give us feedback about Riﬀ

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Making Online Teams Smarter with Beth Porter, CEO, Riff Analytics

4. 4 “Mute - no camera” culture Remote meetings often encourage damaging behaviors and unproductive dynamics … and now you have a whole day of them! When will this meeting end?? Online meetings suck! Copyright © 2020 Riﬀ Analytics

9. Riff Video Chat Meeting Mediator gives real-time feedback during video calls Riff uses technology and AI to help people engage better in online meetings through real-time feedback What is Riff? 9Copyright © 2020 Riff Analytics

10. Riff models the interaction dynamics of small groups to improve team communication Metrics: speaking time, influences, interruptions, and affirmations Riff improves communication 10Copyright © 2020 Riff Analytics

12. 12Copyright © 2020 Riff Analytics Riff serves two markets Remote Teams Supporting teams learning how to work effectively at a distance Online Learning Fostering peer connectedness and social learning in online courses

13. 13Copyright © 2020 Riff Analytics Now! Sign up for Riff Remote, our new self-service video app: https://www.riffanalytics.ai/riff-re mote-editions With freemium basic and free trial business editions. Beth Porter beth@riffanalytics.ai Give us feedback about Riff

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