Whether starting out, or a master facilitator, many tools of the trade are the same. And one can always use more of these…
That said, if you have a bit more to spend, there are a few even more valuable ideas right at the end.
Fill out those flipcharts
You can see Mr Sketch pens in action above – and get yourself some facilitation training here.
Gather those ideas
Large |
Mega |
Pro |
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Bigger than your usual office Post-Its. Handy for small group facilitation. | The last and largest Post-It note (unless you count the wall charts). Often hard to find, but incredibly useful on the go for slightly bigger groups. | For large group facilitation – for 3m & 5m (or repetitions thereof), use ICA Stickywalls. Match with 3M ReMount spray – and stacks of colourful paper… |
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ICA Stickywall in action
Flag, dot and whatnot
Flag |
Dot |
Whatnot |
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For when you need a clear indicator. | Small, but handy when you need lots. | The cheerful option. And it is all good. |
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Flashback to some flagging in action
The #IABCieb is in session @ #IABC17 — closing out the #IABC1417 Strategy.
Thanks to all who contributed to success and learning 2014-17! pic.twitter.com/Z5ofZetwvK— Michael Ambjorn (@michaelambjorn) 10 June 2017
Scaling your intent: personal & professional development for facilitators
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