Laetitia Ramberti

Hi Guys

Great that you are going to do LSP meetups in Holland!
I’ve run 6 LSP Meetups in London – You can see photos and get a sense of what happened here

My learning so far.

Small is good. I’ve tried two sizes, up to 20 people and about 7. The bigger meetup had 2 facilitators and we had to juggle getting both groups to finish at the same…[Read more]

Proposal: why don’t we have a workshop ourselves to design the event?

I’m interested … greetings from Limburg!

Sean – thanks for the ideas! Would be great to see a photo of your approach indeed – perhaps it might be an interesting front page post of the community to also provide some useful ideas for the others?

To “compartmentalise” the bricks I have so far used this solution by Rubbermaid: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00006IA5D/?tag=seriousplay-20

One of…[Read more]

Hi Marko

I took a kit to Holland, I bagged up the bits in zip lock bags of various sizes and stuffed the whole lot into a checked in bag.

The absence of a hard box made the packing really easy.

If you pour the big sets of bricks out onto flip chart paper in the workshop, it makes sliding the bits back into bags easy.

Incidentally, I bought…[Read more]

Hi Martin,

Sean from the London group here. Bjorn trained with me in London – he said he might be interested, so perhaps contact him? https://nl.linkedin.com/in/bjornbierhaalder

If you want to share ideas for meetups that would be great!

Good luck getting a group going – I’d suggest you just set up a MeetUp group and people will come… you…[Read more]

mmmmmm … thinking …. the Duck exercise is adding time but little meaning. The duck in itself is a stand-alone demo and does not mix well with others … I would remove #2, then move #3 to #2, and then add new #3, to build their own personal “superpower”.
That way they are still doing skill building but they are also sharing their own personal…[Read more]

mmmmmm … thinking …. the Duck exercise is adding time but little meaning. The duck in itself is a stand-alone demo and does not mix well with others … I would remove #2, then move #3 to #2, and then add new #3, to build their own personal “superpower”.
That way they are still doing skill building but they are also sharing their own personal…[Read more]

Voila: http://seriousplaypro.com/2015/03/30/video-of-lego-serious-play-session-at-uvm-aguascalientes-university/

:)

Grazie Patrizia. E’ vero che conversione è un po’ esagerato, però l’impressione nei partecipanti è sempre palpabile

E bravo fabrizio!!

Io si, Qualche mese fa Marek Pawlowski scrisse questo

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