For the last three weeks I’ve written about seven reasons why you REALLY need to add interactive activities to your workshops and shared three sets of twelve examples of easy peasy engaging and fun activities. This week I’m back with twelve final examples plus a bonus. If you’ve … [Read more...] about Easy peasy activities to make your workshops more interactive Part Four
Last week and the week before I wrote about seven reasons why you REALLY need to add interactive activities to your workshops and twelve examples of easy peasy engaging and fun activities. This week I’m back with twelve more. Remember, adding interactive activities to your workshop isn’t as hard … [Read more...] about Easy peasy activities to make your workshops more interactive Part Three
Last week I wrote about seven reasons why you REALLY need to add interactive activities to your workshops and twelve examples of easy peasy engaging and fun activities. This week I’m back with twelve more. Remember, adding interactive activities to your workshop isn’t as hard as it … [Read more...] about Easy peasy activities to make your workshops more interactive Part Two
We’ve all been there. You’re in a workshop and you’re desperately trying to stay awake. As the instructor drones on and on and on, despite your best efforts, you feel like you’re about to fall into a deep coma. Not anymore you rockstar you The next time you need to design … [Read more...] about Easy peasy activities to make your workshops more interactive Part One
“We’d rather be rather stuck than screwed.” In other words, we’d rather play it small and keep on keeping on, than change lanes, change course and change direction. Below are the seven tips to handle your dreaded learning curve. Keep reading. This excellent quote is from the incisive, … [Read more...] about Seven tips to handle your dreaded learning curve
Have you been called to give a workshop, a presentation, to teach a colleague and/or informally instruct? As a result, are you feeling scared, overwhelmed, nervous, and/or not sure where to start? Don’t worry, I’ve got your back. Designing and delivering workshops can be a hair raising … [Read more...] about How to Create Workshops that Work
I was teaching a Workshops that Work workshop a while back, where I was training subject matter experts how to teach. It's one of my favourite workshops because you just never know what kind of subject matter experts are going to show up and I always end up learning a little about a wide variety of … [Read more...] about What's making that noise? Learning in a heartbeat
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The trick is for the (scissor) blades to learn to work smoothly together, so as not to cut each other.
— Mary Jo Putney
The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper tigers. You can do anything you decide to do. You can act to change and control your life; and the procedure, the process is its own reward.
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— Friedrich Nietzsche
