The Workshop Survival Guide: How to design and teach educational workshops that work every time by Rob Fitzpatrick (Author), Devin Hunt (Author), Adam Rosen
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Overview: Most workshops don’t work.
They fail to deliver real results and they fail to keep the audience energetic and engaged. They’re stressful to run and painful to attend.
Designing and running a brilliant workshop is easier than you think. It’s not about flashy showmanship or natural charisma. Instead, it’s about following a set of clear, simple rules for structuring and arranging the day.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
Discover and use key design principles such as:
Naturally refresh and maintain the audience’s attention and energy by alternating the "teaching format" (e.g. lecture, small group discussion, hands-on practice) every 20 minutes and making strategic use of good breaks
Dramatically improve your educational impact by choosing an exercise which is properly matched to the type of knowledge/skill/wisdom currently being taught
Save dozens of hours by beginning your design process with a simple "skeleton" of Learning Outcomes and timings rather than jumping straight into slides and materials
Finish on time, every time, by intentionally designing flexible "schedule springs" into your session, allowing you to seamlessly adjust to delays and bad luck, and to ensure that everyone learns what they came for without running late
The first half of the book covers everything you’ll need to know about designing and refining the session itself. With a good design in hand, teaching a brilliant workshop goes from arduous to nearly automatic.
The second half of the book shifts from ahead-of-time design to day-of facilitation.
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