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Creativity Exercise: The Future of Technology
Creativity Exercise: The Future of Technology
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Creativity

The purpose of this exercise is to get the delegates think creatively about the future of technology. Invariably, people are affected by technology and many great ideas originate from people who are not necessarily working on the technical aspects of a new domain, but those who might simply see a need for something and think why a particular service or product has not already been made.

This creativity process benefits companies to become more innovative as they can use all their staff’s brain pool to get creative ideas.

This exercise is by design rather general. Based on your own specific domain you can focus the exercise on specific topics.

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Communication Exercise: Giving Feedback
Communication Exercise: Giving Feedback
:: Article Rating :: Games, Exercises, Team Building , Communication Skills, Exercises for Kids, Energizer

This is a fun exercise which demonstrates the importance of communication and feedback in the success of a team.

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Diversity Exercise: Stereotyping
Diversity Exercise: Stereotyping
:: Article Rating :: Conflict Management, Exercises, Communication Skills, Diversity

In this exercise, delegates examine stereotypes and understand the implications of stereotyping. It helps them to discover on their own that stereotyping is highly subjective.

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Team Building Exercise: 3 Facts
Team Building Exercise: 3 Facts
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Team Building , Exercises for Kids

This activity encourages delegates to pay more attention to little details provided by their team mates. The idea is that knowing these facts about your colleagues can help you to understand them better and have a better relationship with them. This exercise works best with a group of people who work together on a regular basis.

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Ice breaker: Geographical Map of Participants
Ice breaker: Geographical Map of Participants
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Icebreakers

This is a handy exercise to get the delegates to know each other better. Each person reveals details of their life and the results are drawn on a map. The exercise can be extended to explore many areas.

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Memory Exercise: Recap Game
Memory Exercise: Recap Game
:: Article Rating :: Games, Exercises, Train the Trainer, Team Building , Exercises for Kids

This is a fun and noisy exercise that is ideal for a recap situation. You have thought a subject to your delegates and now want to test their knowledge or encourage them to review it. This exercise helps you to achieve this using a light hearted competition.

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How to Come Up With More Creative Ideas
How to Come Up With More Creative Ideas
:: Article Rating :: Articles, Creativity, Problem Solving

In today’s competitive world, coming up with creative ideas sooner than your competitor can make all the difference between success and failure. However, creativity is not something that you can force people into or expect them to suddenly become creative by sheer will power.

Instead, creativity seems to be highly dependant on the state of your mind. It is about your brain. If you can provide a suitable environment for your brain, it can deliver many novel ideas rather quickly. On the other hand, a tired or stressed mind is almost useless for anything creative as if it can’t be set free.

Hence, to become creative you should simply focus on setting up your environment and adopt your behaviour in such a way to maximise your chances of success.

This article provides a series of guidelines you can use to become more creative.

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Futures Wheel
Futures Wheel
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Creativity, Problem Solving

In this exercise, delegates will learn how to use futures wheel to perform a structured brainstorming to predict the future of a specific topic or systematically capture the effect of various future developments on each other.

The method is a simple yet powerful visual technique that is widely used by people involved in understanding the consequences of change or development.

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Team Building: Here is the Star Candidate...
Team Building: Here is the Star Candidate...
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Icebreakers, Team Building , Motivation

This activity allows delegates to find more information about their colleagues and represent them as a potential model employee for their company. This exercise encourages team building by recognising and respecting team mate’s knowledge and expertise and help to build better team relationships. This activity can be used for people who already work with each other since it emphasises their good qualities. The exercise can also be used as an ice breaker to get people to know more about each other.

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Energiser: Whose ad is it?
Energiser: Whose ad is it?
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Icebreakers, Team Building , Communication Skills, Energizer

The purpose of this fun activity is to introduce something new about other delegates. It is ideal to be used at the beginning of a course as an icebreaker. It is especially effective for a group of people who don’t know each other very well.

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Team Priorities
Team Priorities
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Team Building , Communication Skills, Productivity

By looking closer at their main tasks and goals as a team, this exercise enables delegates to examine and prioritise their team’s efficiency and direction towards its objectives. This activity is most suitable for smaller groups of people who usually work as part of a team.

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Energiser: Draw Your Life
Energiser: Draw Your Life
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Creativity, Exercises for Kids, Motivation, Energizer

This is a fun activity which generates a lot of laughter and therefore is ideal as an energiser especially after a long training session. This exercise works best with groups of people who know each other already; however it can be used with new teams as well.

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Personal Development Exercise: In or Out
Personal Development Exercise: In or Out
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Icebreakers, Communication Skills

This simple exercise encourages delegates to think about their best qualities and those habits or behaviours that they like to improve on or get rid of. Recognising and accepting both personal qualities and weaknesses publicly increases participant’s self confidence and also encourages them to improve aspects of their behaviour that they are not happy with.

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Equality Exercise: Gender Differences
Equality Exercise: Gender Differences
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Diversity

This activity helps delegate to recognise and understand the equality between sexes better and overcome some possible misconceptions about opposite sex. This exercise works best with larger groups of delegates with an equal number of men and women participants.

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Team Building Exercise: My Team Is…
Team Building Exercise: My Team Is…
:: Article Rating :: Exercises, Team Building , Communication Skills

This interesting exercise often draws in a lot of laughter and therefore can be used as an energiser after a long training session. The activity encourages delegates to get creative and to use their imaginations to come up with answers.

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