How to Design and Facilitate a Killer Workshop | February 11
Jackson Alsop
Experience Designer & Strategist
About This Workshop
Looking to run workshops for your team? Learn what differentiates the good, the bad and the ugly of workshop facilitation in this practical session.
Are you a functional expert - in a domain such as design, marketing, HR or technology - and find that you need to facilitate workshops as part of your role so that your stakeholders or clients can collaborate or provide input? And if so, how confident do you feel about your ability to amplify your functional skills and knowledge with high impact facilitation?
Great collaboration doesn’t just happen by ‘emergence’, by the last minute ‘can you just run a workshop to…’, or by assembling your favourite workshop activities into a run-sheet and then pushing people through your agenda. Just as you would design a new product, service or campaign, great collaboration and outcomes happen through deliberate design and facilitation in order to realise potential.
The good news is, that the fundamental mindsets, skill sets, and toolsets needed to design and facilitate collaborative workshops can be learned by anyone. In this session, we will explore the fundamental jobs of the facilitator and the elements that need to be designed for any collaborative workshop or meeting.
Takeaways
- Basic tips and considerations when planning workshops
- Duties people expect of a Facilitator
- Practice running a workshop activity with each other
Preparation
Bring note-taking materials.
About the Instructor
Jackson Alsop Experience Designer & Strategist
I'm an experience designer and strategist with nine years of experience in the industry. Throughout my career I’ve led large teams and have delivered digital products and experiences for brands such as McDonald’s, Bankwest, American Express, Pfizer, and many more.
I love using design to help teams understand complex problems and to create engaging, intuitive solutions. I also firmly believe that cats are better than dogs.
Refund Policy
We understand that, sometimes, plans change. If you can no longer make it to a class or workshop, please email us at least 7 days before the scheduled event date. No refunds will be given to cancellations made within a week of the class or workshop.
