50 Shades of Play
Open Space Session from Agile Open Northwest February 2013 where we played many of the games here on the blog. Artist credit Elizabeth McClellan
Read More 50 Shades of PlayNo more boring meetings! I cannot claim to be the creator of any of this stuff but I have tried, tested and can recommend all of it. "Nobody has to play but everybody is welcome."
Open Space Session from Agile Open Northwest February 2013 where we played many of the games here on the blog. Artist credit Elizabeth McClellan
Read More 50 Shades of PlayPlay this with a group who do not know each other, make the introductions memorable and get your meeting off to a more interesting start. Form the group into a circle. Use a ball or any object which can be easily thrown and caught between participants. The concept is very simple, before you gently toss the […]
Read More Ball Toss Name Game (Introductions)A high energy variation on Rock, Paper, Scissors. The link takes you to a student game page but this is awesome for the workplace too. Ro Sham Bo Rockstar
Read More Ro Sham Bo RockstarParticipants form a circle around an object on the ground identified as the sun. Ask participants to move closer to or further from the sun dependent upon the accuracy of each statement. I live in [blank] County. I was born in [blank] State. I like my job. This is the best job I ever had. […]
Read More Closer to the SunUse their images to start conversations. Watch team formation surface in powerful ways. Highly recommend this for every facilitators toolkit. Thanks to Sylvia Taylor for introducing me. VisualsSpeak
Read More VisualsSpeakUnashamedly stolen from a session at Agile 2011. Great fun. Prepare to be amazed at the creativity and talent within your group. Breakup Letter Love Letter
Read More Breakup or Love LettersWhere have you been and what have you done since we last saw you? A simple question which is great when building a new team. I have seen it used to great effect at the beginning of day two in a four day workshop. Team members from out of town and those more local get […]
Read More Where have I been?Ask everyone to find a partner, preferably somebody new or somebody they do not normally work with. Have them face each other. Close enough to be just inside each others comfort zone. Explain this game is played in rounds. Each round begins on your command and lasts for approximately 30 seconds. Round One. Each pair […]
Read More 1, 2, 3Agile Jeopardy (shared with me by Alalia Lundy, SolutionsiQ. Have not yet played myself , will update when I have.)
Read More Agile Jeopardy