This is a workshop or meeting technique that allows participants to “park” ideas, suggestions or topics that are off-topic or not directly related to the agenda. This entails creating a designated space, either on a whiteboard or flipchart, where group members can write down any ideas or questions that come up during the discussion, but […]
Works brilliantly as an icebreaker to gage the mood of a session right at the start. It also gives participants a chance to voice their hopes & fears right from the beginning. Method The method use for the Hopes & Fears is very simple, ask people what their hopes and fears are for the upcoming
Icebreakers can give people an opportunity to bond at the start of a workshop. However, asking people to introduce themselves to the person next to them can feel a bit awkward or robotic. Here are a list of Workshop Icebreaker Questions you can use at your next meeting, seminar, networking session or training workshop: Tips
Human bingo is a human-based version of Bingo, using personal traits or facts in place of numbers on a Bingo card. It’s an excellent icebreaker, it’s loads of fun, get’s people talking and can reveal interesting facts about people. This works best with a decent size group of approximately 20+ people. Human Bingo: Method Give
