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University of Huddersfield lecturer describes success of using plastic bricks in seminars. The following content is re-posted from Meeting Design Institute and Times Higher Education.

We experienced at The

Congratulations to our community members Jacquie and Denise. Their new and interesting book Strategic Play: The Creative Facilitator’s Guide is now available for order via Amazon.

Introduction from the book

Sharecollab´s focus  is to promote shareable cities in Colombia,  and one of the business strategies is  to spread  collaborative economy knowledge through meetups and Ouishare events every month. The last Meetup

Playing with Lego can help with professional development. Interview with Jacquie Lloyd Smith
A Lego Serious Play Master Trainer is in Sudbury to teach people how Lego can be used for professional development.

This is one of those posts that is situated at the borders of LEGO SERIOUS PLAY. Namely the exercises that use LEGO bricks, but are not SERIOUS PLAY. However, one of your customers might be looking forward to

From Rafiq Elmansy’s website Designorate:

Lego bricks extend their role as a play toy to contribute to design thinking inside large organizations through the Lego Serious Play tool. Design thinking is an

Appnova published a blog post about a recent LEGO SERIOUS PLAY London Mini-Meetup
Why Lego bricks in the first place?
When first I was given a bag of Lego bricks, I was excited and nervous at the same time.

Video con la metodología LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®, workshops realizados en Chile, Perú y Bolivia por el Coach y faciltador certificado Gustavo González Acevedo de Coaching

By experimenting with bricks in our hands, we are making sense of what we know, and what we weren’t aware of, thus unleashing our potential.

Herman Miller wrote the following interesting blog post about LEGO S

It does not tell so much about LEGO SERIOUS PLAY facilitators, but facilitators more generally.

Produced by International Institute for Facilitation and Change, providing professional facilitation services and

Do you know that when you take six eight-stud LEGO bricks (2×4) – how many ways can they be combined? The exact number of combinations has been calculated as 915,103,765!

Today’s post is not so much about LEGO S

This post was originally published at Project Citizen blog

On April 16, 2015, 40 engaged citizens came together at the Stanley Milner Public Library for an afternoon of

 We all do it, admit it. During meetings you pull out your notepad and take notes. But as the speaker goes on you begin doodling. You might start out with simple flowers and progress to silly portraits of others