With all the team building games out there–in books, on blogs, facilitated by consultants, shared in social media–how is one to know what experience is right for their group? The truth is, too many variables exist for there to be any “right answers.” But, hopefully, we ca...
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Last week, my 11-year-old had a week off from camp and said he wanted to come into work with me. I thought he’d help out in the Assembly Department, but he had Product Development in mind. Rather than explain that products take days, weeks, months, even years to develop, I figured we could...
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Although Trainers Warehouse doesn’t focus on many content-specific board games, I’ve come across a few really good ones recently. I’ll continue to add to this list as I learn of more. Admittedly, these aren’t all “Board” games, but they’re off-the-shelf, r...
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As an advocate and frequent user of the US postal service, I’ve been closely following the news about their financial woes and efforts to fix it. And yet . . . when I think about opening MY mailbox each afternoon, I still experience a small rush of anticipation. Will I find a letter, postcard,...
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Jeopardy-like games can be an excellent tool to introduce new learning points or reinforce what’s already be covered. These brief notes will help you easily facilitate and effective learning experience. Teams select game board questions with varying point values in each category (i.e. Sales ...
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This 3-part article appeared in eLearn Magazine in June, 2010. It helps make sense of myriad e-learning solutions. If you’re anything like me, you have plenty of experience with face-to-face training, but are drowning in the wake of online (or blended) learning tools. Uncomfortable with this s...
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