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Hey there! 👋 Facilitator Club is THE community for Facilitators or those who want to learn the skill of facilitation, where you can… ✅ Talk about facilitation and workshops (like the Design Sprint!) ✅ Talk about facilitation careers and how to build one (and make $$$ as a Facilitator!) ✅ Share workshop/facilitation insights, experiences, and resources ✅ Ask the AJ&Smart team questions about facilitation & workshops! These documents contain important information about the group rules and getting the most out of this community, so please read through everything before you get started! 👇👇👇 👮♀️ Group rules 🚨 💃 How to get the most out of the Facilitator Club community 🕺 P.S. If you’re wondering what AJ&Smart actually does, here’s a post which explains everything: https://www.skool.com/facilitatorclub/so-what-does-ajsmart-actually-do-and-how-to-work-with-us Really happy to have you here, hope you love the community as much as we do! Lots of love, The AJ&Smart team 💛
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📍Where is everyone from?📍
Hello Facilitators👋 I'm really curious about where everyone is from. I'd love to make this a mega post where we can see how diverse the Facilitator Club community is. Who knows, you might find a lot more people in your area than you thought! Once I have lots of answers on this post, I want to make a nice graph!
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Do we even need icebreakers?
I'm in chapter 4 of The Secrets of Facilitation ("The Secrets of Starting"). The author suggests getting people involved in the first 15 minutes. Not with an icebreaker. But by asking them what their personal goals are for the meeting. And matching these golas to the workshop agenda. I think that's a clever way to get participants involved without having to think of an icebreaker. Thoughts?
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Design Sprint -- Internship Students
A group of students with aspirations to join the company I work for in the IT problem-solving approaches. I got an opportunity to view their final design processes for various problems they came up with during their 12-week internship program. In their presentations, it was interesting to hear that many of them mentioned the "design sprint". In so many of the YouTube videos that I watched from Jonathan, he kept mentioning this term. It wasn't a term that I had come to use in the past with my workspaces. I'm so glad to see that they were incorporating this practice in their internship practice. In the 70s and 80s, it was called something completely different; and when they get to my age, it will be renamed a thousand times over to a newer and jazzier name! No matter what you call it, it is all the the same with a fresh new look. :D
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An exercise as a primer for imagination
I was wondering if anyone had an exercise in their toolbox that can act as catalyst or primer for different thinking or imagination. To act as a bridge and transition from moving the team from a current to future state thinking. We're using a collage format as a way to express the future and would value an exercise to get their brains into this mode. Grateful for any tips or advice.
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