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Think And Share (Engage Learners When Presenting Content)
Start-Stop-Continue (Get Feedback From Your Learners)
Share One Thing That …
Give Me Examples (Review)
Help Learners Link To Existing Knowledge With Similes (Content Transfer)
All In One
Try To … (Introduce Communication/Listening Skills)
Pick A Letter (Review)
What’s The Question
The Shape I’m In (Close)
Because (Feedback)
Stand Up If … (Active Presentation)
Impact vs Effort Close
Let’s Dance (Introduce The Idea Of ‘Win-Win’)
Discovery Stroll (Interactive Content Transfer)
Learners Make Their Notes Directly Within Zoom
What I Said (Review)
What, How, If Not (Present Content Interactively)
A Creative Use For Virtual Avatars
Pass The Pen (Review or Close)
Ask The Expert (Transferring Content)
Too Familiar To Notice Detail (Overcoming Resistance)
3 Tips When Using MS Teams Whiteboard
What Might Happen If … (Overcoming Resistance)
Sixty Seconds (Engagement When Presenting)
I Had A Dream (Opening – Workshop or Module)
Learners Create An Implementation Timeline
Ideas and Actions (Close)
Where We Stand (Opening or Module Preparation Phase)
Learners Create The Playlist
5-8 Word Summary (Review)
Prove It (Performance Check)
Questions We Need Answered (Opening)
Point The Way To The Training Room
Learners Sell Their Idea To Other Learners (Review)
2 Truths And A Lie (Review)
Learners Choice
Fun ways for learners to respond on-line (Good Practice)
Selecting Team Leaders Using Random Selectors (Good Practice)
Walk and Talk (Energise, Start of Content, Review, Close)
4-Words (Review)
4-Words
Where We Want To Focus (Opening)
Learners Find The WIIFM (Opening)
Essence (Opening For Workshop Or One Piece Of Content)
Case Studies With A Twist
Case Studies With A Twist Case studies, whether in a face-to-face or live virtual world setting are a great way to get learners interacting with and applying content. BUT – here’s a question and I’d like you to take a moment and consider your answer to this question before continuing to read this tip. ‘With […]
