Marko Rillo

Hi Sébastien To my knowledge no-one offers this as on-line training. The whole method is very hands on, in a literal sense, so it seems natural to do the training on-site rather than on-line One option that you could explore is to gather a group (up to 10 people) and then explore having a training

Thank you Per,

Is there a way to get material and / or to be trained on-line?
I have no travel plan to Europe or the US right now…

Best regards,
Sebastien

Hi I can indeed help you. In the autumn there are a couple of programs being offered, I belief they are all mentioned here on seriousplaypro. Personally, I doing a program in Copenhagen in Denmark (in English) in September and one in southern Germany in August, and possible one later in the year somewhere in

Thank you Per,

I am glad you liked the website!

Do you know where could I find information on how one becomes a facilitator, an also on the procedure and costs involved?

Best regards,
Sebastien

The facilitator in Peru is Alvaro Delgado. http://www.apoyo.com
He has done some great workshops.

Hi All, My name is Karen Cohen. I am a Program Manager with the University of Houston in Texas, U.S.A. My website is http://www.core.tech.uh.edu. I am fortunate to wear many hats in this education and outreach program. The variety keeps me hopping. My program uses LEGO based robotics to excite kids about science, technology, engineering

Hi, Just want to echo Marko’s point, and also applaude you on a nice website. In terms of facilitators there is also on in Peru, his names eludes me right now, but I am certain that I could be found. I have only good things about him, however, Lucio is in Argentina is absolutely also

hi Marine Another thing you may want to consider, further to what Marko raises, is to follow one of the programs that are being offered. As I recall, there are at least three different ones in the near’ish future Whether it makes sense then clearly comes back to some of the issues Marko raises, the

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