Review of Opendo
Getting our training sessions moving was easier than I expected, since the quizzes, polls, word clouds, whiteboards, and role playing exercises gave people several straightforward ways to take part, and I could see answers as they came in instead of guessing whether the room was following along; for a small operations team coordinating work around careful budgets, that made meetings feel more useful without adding much complexity to the presenter’s job, and it gave us a practical reason to keep using the format after initial interest had passed.
Where we needed more help was onboarding, because the activities still took explanation before everyone felt comfortable setting up a session, and the real time responses showed participation without interpreting what the answers meant for follow up; monthly payments and floating licences suited our cautious budget review, but adoption will depend on someone making the first sessions feel routine.