Not sure if everyone here knows, but a great way to be more proficient in Miro and also to provide proof to some clients, is by taking their free courses and earning their badges: https://academy.miro.com/page/course-catalog#browse-by-badge-type_badge

I think this can be useful for most people in the community. Dozens of tools and an entire design thinking framework from IBM, all available for free here: https://www.ibm.com/design/thinking/page/toolkit https://www.ibm.com/design/thinking/page/framework Hope you like it and get to build with it 🤩

I've been playing a lot with ChatGPT in the context of facilitation. Check the overall conversation by opening the images in this post one by one! This stuff is mind-blowing!!!!! Some conclusions: ✅ ChatGPT is wonderful for inspiration! Think of it as a co-facilitator ✅ You need to know what to ask! Problem framing and critical thinking are skills even more valuable in the age of AI ✅ The robot wont run the workshop for you ;) So the whole human element and real-time ability to adapt give facilitators even more value! ✅ I cannot wait to see the amazing abilities AI will give facilitators. One example is to use AI tools to quickly capture visually some exercises outputs without the need to be a great scribbler/sketch-noter. You can try it out at chat.openai.com :) How about you? What experiments have you been doing with AI and facilitation?

Hi everyone. I want to help non-profits grow and solve problems. I am convinced that facilitating workshops is a great way to do that. I would love your input. 1. What has been your experience with facilitating for non-profits? 2. How do you (or would you) sell a workshop to non-profits? 3. What ONE piece of advice would you give me as I develop packages for them?

There’s a common saying in business that a project can be delivered quickly, cheaply or to a high standard, and that only two of those things are achievable without compromising the third. I’m trying to build a similar model for workshops, and have come up with Enjoyability and Productivity as two characteristics which are often seen as trade offs. I’m trying to come up with a third characteristic which I can then visually represent in a Venn diagram, with the ‘perfect’ workshop sitting at the intersection of all three. I’d love to hear any suggestions from this fine community for what that third characteristic should be!