A bit of a find on the internet! A selection of creative group exercises (mostly energisers, reviews, and covering team working and communication skills) for live training environments. Take a look and see what ideas you can find! LOOK NOW
This communication triangle model is specifically around audience engagement, but it can be extended to other forms of communication. Here’s a nice exercise that can used to introduce it, or communication, trust or team synergy. VIEW EXERCISE
This is intended to be used a FUN ice-breaker or energiser. It can be run in person or over zoom, and all delegates need is a pen and paper. DOWNLOAD NOW
Having an easy first contribution is so important, and a light-hearted ‘pick a picture’ style works well at the start of virtual sessions – plus you can have them on screen as people arrive to allow them to annotate before the session officially starts. Here are a few pictures that you can copy and add…
A nice, quick versatile activity that works well virtually or in person. Can be used simply as an energiser, or to explore communication, problem solving and team work. Sourced from the Mindtools website. DOWNLOAD NOW
Bored of asking the ‘getting to know you’ questions at the start of a session? Here are 50 things you can ask to get people talking, ranging from quite silly to quite serious. There’s even a few non-verbal options included too. DOWNLOAD NOW
Icebreakers play a vital role in live training whether that’s face-to-face or virtual. This blog explains how they can add value and gives some practical suggestions for ice-breaker exercises that are particularly suitable for virtual training
Whether you’ve been tasked with running a virtual ‘fun’ event or team away day, OR want to get a group of people comfortable with using Zoom prior to beginning a programme, these fun games will get everyone engaged whilst needing very little technical knowledge or ability. Thank you Terry Pearce for Sharing this. Let us…
