pedro miguel ferreira

one additional tip: you can create a shared vision of the team in a short future (2 to 4 years).

Hi Jaime,

How much time in total do you have?

Have you thought that the warm-up in sort way can be considered as the beginning of a team building exercise? :)

Have fun,

Rodrigo

Hello Irene,

From my standpoint, as happens with this methodology happens with any other.

It depends on the ability of the facilitator to deliver a great workshop or a bad experience.
And of course, a good community support to enhance practices, knowledge and examples.

So, that said, there are other activities from Lego Education (such as Six…[Read more]

Yep!

First step: asking part of the audience to create a duck, draw it and the pass the draw to the one in the left. And the other part of the audience, to NOT create the duck, just imagine it, list the steps to create the duck and pass to the left.

On the second step, each one builds the duck based on the instructions received.

On last, close…[Read more]

Hi Pamela,

Is there any specific learning goal for this workshop?

If not, design for fun + communication.

Ping me if would like to talk about.

Have fun,

Rodrigo

Thanks for the feedback. The position I’m coming from is the use of the Tobii Pro 2 glasses during a small group workshop using the LSP Window Explorer pack. Of interest to me is the eyetrack on the model during conversation and explanations. Secondary interest is the build process – particularly for the metaphor section where people use on of…[Read more]

Backing up what Eli said about the split being beneficial – a team build in a 4×4, then 2 x 8, then 1 x 16 structure will have each group having a chance to generate multiple iterations of their models and explanations.

It might be worth tasking each team with explaining their group model, and the listening teams with a note taking exercise so…[Read more]

just a short video from Lucio

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Great idea!!!!! Count me in!

Throw in an Australian for your night shift :) stephen@stephendann.net

The booklet I have up at the moment is a single page (double side), Canadian Letter sized piece that goes in with the kits. Affectionately, it’s in the Table for Six format (two teams, A and B, participants 1 to 6). Files are available from my site

I’ve done workshops with parallel tables using the Window Exploration Bag/The Serious Duck, and one of the things that I’ve found valuable for managing parallel tracks is to have bag labels – if you’re laying out 60 tables worth of Window Kits, and those kits come a printed page identifying the participant (Player 1, Player 2 etc), then you can…[Read more]

Hi Manon,

This is a great challenge, indeed!

I have been doing big groups workshops. My suggestions would be to focus just in two concepts:
1) Warm-up for about 40 minutes.
2) The topic you would like this group to discuss.
And instead of having strong facilitators collaboration (would be the best, but as you mention is a little expensive for…[Read more]

i cannot find your email nor your profile. feel free to drop me an email de rborgia@gamifica.net

Lego.com
I dont know any other source for buying kits.

Hi Luis,

I have been workshops with close to this numbers.
In my humble opinion, there is no chance to get deep in it, but for sure good instances of learning and group sharing.

I would start with a good amount of time for a warm-up, close to one hour. Then, getting two different concepts in an hour per concept exercise; probably based in what…[Read more]