Online Intro Session To Minute & Note Taking

Published 2015-06-23

All Comments (21)
  • @ornsbys45
    Hello, I've happily stumbled across this fab, informative video. I really felt you put things across well and I have definitely come out the other side with more effective understanding of the minute taking process. I am now looking forward to putting these tips and techniques into practice in my workplace. Thank you.
  • This is an excellently prepared talk. Every committee person or voluntary secretary should see it. The promised guide 'Secrets of successful minute and note taking' remains a secret, but there is a transcript under '. . . More'. The transcript is hilarious, as are many of Dragon Naturally Speaking's interpretations. My favourites:   …your gender is your fundamental guiding tool                                         (agenda) …be really really careful what you right                                                        (write)             …write much much faster, much more allegedly                                        (legibly) …if you’re going to use a ballpoint make sure it’s like white                     (lightweight) …if you’re thrown into it with just an hour to despair                                   (spare) …when you’re actually having a break, that’s the time to tidy up your nose (notes) …you’re not going to be able to write for beta minutes                                 (verbatim) Thank you, Allison, for facts and FUN.
  • @daneen6
    Well structured and informative by a real Pro and not just any you tube mediocrity, thank you!
  • @AniTenE
    Thank you for this information! I was struggling with narrative minutes when I should be focusing only in action oriented ones.
  • @Sauzi-dw3jr
    Thank you for posting this video , it is so helpful.
  • Thank you for this video. I have to take minutes at my new workplace. I absolutely have no idea or experience in the construction side of a gas company. I definitely have to speak up when a person doesn't stay on the agenda. This happens everytime with the same person. I don't want to be rude, but I am trying my best and this person is not helping my situation.
  • @macky2green
    When I was taking minutes of the meeting, before the actual meeting, I asked my Doctor (I work in a hospital's laboratory) to clip on his polo pocket my flashdrive-sized audio/voice recorder. With that, I can review the actual meeting. If you have a GoPro, you can even video record the actual meeting while being discreet. I did this during a big (auditorium size) lecture/orientation. But if it's in a smaller meeting set-up, it's best to actually ask for permission.
  • Thank you so much for listing the "four types of minutes" b/c that will hopefully allow me to search those terms and learn how to actually write them up.