Tip #201: Transformation: the Hoberman Sphere
This Tip discusses the Hoberman sphere, which is an engineering marvel because it can collapse and reform itself. Learning involves a transformation of thought, attitude
January 2, 2008
This Tip discusses the Hoberman sphere, which is an engineering marvel because it can collapse and reform itself. Learning involves a transformation of thought, attitude
This Tip discusses my definition and examples of participatory conference workshops that actively engage participants. These days, when training conferences solicit proposals from trainers to
Bubbles are a terrific way to celebrate the end of a training program. This is particularly for a program that is more than a day
Puzzles and paddles are unexpected prizes that keep participants occupied long after they are received. Puzzle Balls There are all sorts of puzzles. The ones
Great prizes for pop ups, games, and wise insights include bendables and bug-eyed novelties. You may be wondering what I’m talking about! Bendables Bendables are
Mini Slinky One of my favorite give-aways is the rainbow-colored mini slinky that comes in a variety of different shapes, such as stars, fish, hearts,
This Tip is titled ducks are my favorite give-aways because I can get them for any occasion and participants love them. Ducks are My Favorite
This Tip provides testimonials about the importance of the fun factor in training programs to help learners, especially kinesthetic learners, thrive. The first time I
founThe following table top “toys” are my favorites because they appear to be my participants’ favorites. “Toys” is in quotes because they are really learning
This Tip discusses a variety of useful training resources, including music, activity ideas, games, training tools, and toys. 1. A creative training resource is the
In 1998, a good friend of mine, Joan Gillman, contacted me about my interest in conducting a train the trainer in Croatia. Joan had been
This week, let’s look at the variety of kinesthetic objects a trainer can provide to ensure haptic engagement. Although these items can be incorporated into