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Three of my fav tools from this week’s #graphicfacilitation training.
🧠(L) Brainstorm at small tables what’s in a great meeting. Can start with what’s an awful meeting for fun/extra time
🧠(R) Brainstorm visual ways to adapt something on that list
🖊 Do/make/try something new
🧠(L) Brainstorm at small tables what’s in a great meeting. Can start with what’s an awful meeting for fun/extra time
🧠(R) Brainstorm visual ways to adapt something on that list
🖊 Do/make/try something new
I always learn something new and creative from groups during this activity! Here’s a list from the previous training
Next tool: visual explorer cards, or facilitation photo cards.
📷 Great for when you need a visual, but don’t want to draw
📷 uses storytelling
📷 try pairs (2-4-8 sharing)
📸 consider making your own set so the images are culturally relevant to the places you work
📷 Great for when you need a visual, but don’t want to draw
📷 uses storytelling
📷 try pairs (2-4-8 sharing)
📸 consider making your own set so the images are culturally relevant to the places you work
You’ll never know what someone else sees in an image - the storytelling makes it personal and profound
✨parallel lines: from Training for Change. useful for practicing a message or exploring different approaches. Works with groups of almost any size - everyone participates and the elevated noise means you’re not singled out
trainingforchange.org/training_tools…
trainingforchange.org/training_tools…
Unroll @threadreaderapp please
