To aid your design and/or facilitation There's absolutely no point in us re-inventing the wheel, so when we find a great website that has lots of useful resources in it, it seems sensible to capture it! Here are a few that are worth exploring. Facilitating XYZ There are some detailed guides and lots of downloads...
Often training is not about training, but more about facilitation and helping groups to gain clarity or solve problems. This FEARLESS CULTURE website has lots of useful canvases and structures that you can use to facilitate discussions and capture outcomes whether face to face or virtually. VISIT THE WEBSITE
Lego is a great tool to use in your training sessions, but if you're not sure how to make the most from it, here's a link to Lego's own open source documents outlining the principles of their Serious Play approach. (You DON'T need to be certified to use it!) CHECKOUT THE GUIDE If you want...
I was introduced to this useful tool by another consultant a few years ago, and have used the process myself a few times. It works well, but you need time and to make sure that enough of the right people are in the room i.e. those who can make decisions, allocate resources etc. or it......
Too many training sessions are (in my opinion) still built around a slide deck. Even if your slides are visually appealing, minimal in their use of text and useful, they are still very limited in terms of explaining how the session should run. They can only ever be a) a visual aid for the delegates,......
