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Full Description
You've been asked to run a training session, workshop or meeting. What you need now is a foolproof way of making it both memorable and enjoyable to run - and to know that what you are doing will achieve the desired outcome and have lasting positive effects on your team.
Anyone who has ever endured 'death by powerpoint' or a dry 'chalk and talk' session knows how not to do it, but how do you make sure that you get it right?
This interactive guide is designed especially for busy managers - people whose main role is not training - and will take you through a simple step-by-step process that results in stimulating, fun and effective workshops and presentations.
Just some of the many scenarios the book will help you tackle include:
· How to put together training session from scratch when you have 'blank page, blank face' syndrome - here's the step-by-step solution
· You've done some training but you aren't getting the desired results from your sessions - here's what do to about it
· You haven't time to write 80 sexy PowerPoint slides for a session you are running - here's what to do instead that will be even more effective and take half the time
· You're dreading the experience of being 'up the front' - here's how to shift the onus from you to your participants
· How to be remembered for the right reasons! - Here's how to ensure that happens
This is a book that 'walks the talk'- it presents what you need to know in an engaging, interesting, effective and quick way - exactly how you will be presenting in your meetings and worshops when you have finished reading it.
Contents
Why choose this book?
Introduction
Chapter 1 Who, what, why and where Your natural style
Beliefs and the importance of make-believe...
Session subject and outcomes
Why bother - application of learning
What type of session?
Your participants
Location, location, location
Information v. learning
Chapter 2 Whole-brain learning primer The biggest myth in training
All you need to know about learning theory
Using music
Energy
The 70/30 rule
Breaks
Bluffer's guide to facilitation
Chapter 3 Building a great session
Overview
Strong framework
Structure and flow
Theming
The title
The Welcome Pack
Step-by-step activities
Metaphors and their use
Introduction and welcome
Warm-up activities/ice-breakers
BrainGym
Off-the-shelf activities
Tricks of the trade
Strong finish
Evaluation
Setting the scene on the day
Follow through
Materials Canny material design
Participants' materials
Your materials
Chapter 4 Meetings makeover
Adieu
Appendix 1: Some themes suitable for workshops
Appendix 2: People bingo
Appendix 3: Glossary and 'trainer speak'
RESOURCES
INDEX
