Christopher Duignan

An interesting YouTube video clip shows the contents of Lego Serious Play Starter Kit (art.no. 2000414).

Starting from today you can directly order all four LSP kits directly via LEGO Online Shop:
– Lego Serious Play Set of 100 Exploration Bags (2000409)
– Lego Serious Play Starter Kit (2000414)
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Lego Serious Play in Lego Education – video about students from Chile and from Raleigh, NC establishing video link to meet and using thereafter Lego Serious Play to discuss some different issues about their

Eugene Wheeler and Branson Moore have produced an interesting video about use of Lego Serious Play in Classrooms in Mexico. Lots of interesting observations on how the  

LEGO artist Mike Doyle has published an interesting book to LEGO aficionados that has hundreds of pages of interesting LEGO artwork. Hopefully some inspiration for LSP facilitators, too. :) Look at the book

As Serious Play Starter Kit is again out of stock then people have asked about the suggestions on what are the best options for replacing those kits. Starter Kit comes with 228 items included and there is not

Teacher Paula White has written in her blog Amplifying Minds how she regularly uses Lego Serious Play in her classroom.:

Hasn’t everyone played with Legos at some point? Well, the answer to that is no … of

Vitamins Design Studio has produced a fabulous wall calendar with the help of LEGO Bricks.

They have written on their website: The Lego calendar is a wall mounted time planner that we invented for our

Wharton professor David Robertson with Bill Breen have written an engaging book, which contains a real case study on innovation management. It follows the footsteps of the history of LEGO Corporation, which was

LEGO Foundation helped to organise UN Global Compact Leaders Summit on “Architects of a Better World,” where global CEOs carried out series of exercises with creativity kits of LEGO bricks to build their

Paul Patrick Bateson (Cambridge King’s College professor of neurobiology, zoology and ethology) and Paul Martin (Cambridge Wolfson College behavioural biologist) have just written an interesting book which was