Dean Meyers

Thanks for the advice.

The group will be 50/50 partially sighted to sighted so it will definitely be a challenge. I will make sure that I give extra build time in my roadmap.

Thanks Rodrigo and Stephen

That’s really helpful. It’s definitely going to be a shorter rather than longer session. I have a horrible feeling that it’s going to be more Skype than Halo. Thanks for the ‘watch-outs’ too.

I’ll report back if it goes ahead.

Thanks again and best wishes

Richard

Hi Lindsay
I did it and it was a great human experience. You need to adapt the timing and material. I used standard packs at the beginning and you should leave to the blind participants enough time to memorise the content of the pack (they will probably sort all bricks)
It is also better to allow more time to build. When you come to the…[Read more]

Hi Lindsay,

This is not specifically about LSP, but might have some tips for you: http://legofortheblind.com/
The site hosts text instruction to help blind people build LEGO Models.

Best,
Dieter

Hi there. I recently did run a three location LSP workshop using video conferencing. It’s a challenge, and it takes some background preparation (including, in my case, background mistake making), but it can be done. I had a split of 8 local, 3 in remote location 1, and 1 in remote location 2. From what I’ve heard, everyone felt they got…[Read more]

Hi Richard,

This is not a bizarre question at all!!! In fact, i have been asked previously for same similar situations……

In my humilde opinion, there is a slight way to get this done – but you will definitely loose the “in the flesh” instances and minor captions you could get when you conduct the workshop by person.

If you have a great…[Read more]

you might drop me an email. the message function in the forum is not working very well.
lsp@innokombinat@com

thanks

Yes, in Italy.

where are you based? EU?

Hi!
I’m intersted.. how much?

Hey Rob,

As it is a relatively short session, for these types of proposals I try to keep them relatively short.

Here is the basic format I’ve been using;
– Background: Who is the team/organization you are supporting? What is the challenge they are currently facing? (Couple sentences) How can the LSP method address this challenge? (Short…[Read more]

An option, if they’re asking for a short exercise with a common outcome.

Depending on what the scope of the exercise (and the venue), you could pull together a Lego exercise using the Duck Kit (6 bricks x 300 people).

You’ll be best friends with the Lego Pick a Brick feature, and I’d suggest that what you want to do is select a wide range of…[Read more]

Where are you located Barbara?

@KarenLynch and I have lead workshops for 200+ people, but in groups of 70.

Hi Barbara,

I hope you will get some response from some facilitators near you. Three hundred people is a lot to handle. The theme is perfectly in line with what LSP is good for. However, if your client wants to display the structure in their premises, they may need the help of a LEGO Master Builder to recreate what the staff produce.

The way I…[Read more]

Hi Barbara,

I hope you will get some response from some facilitators near you. Three hundred people is a lot to handle. The theme is perfectly in line with what LSP is good for. However, if your client wants to display the structure in their premises, they may need the help of a LEGO Master Builder to recreate what the staff produce.

The way I…[Read more]