The Workshop Survival Guide Av Devin Hunt, Rob Fitzpatrick

<h2>Need to run a workshop? Your attendees are trusting you with their time and attention. What are you giving them in return?</h2><p><br></p><p>Most workshops don''t work. They fail to deliver real results and they fail to keep the audience energetic and engaged. They''re stressful to run and painful to attend.</p><p>Designing and running a brilliant workshop is easier than you think. It''s not about flashy showmanship or natural charisma. Instead, it''s about following a set of clear, simple rules for structuring and arranging the day.</p><h3><strong>Discover and use key design principles such as:</strong></h3><ul><li>Naturally refresh and maintain the audience''s attention and energy by alternating the "teaching format" (e.g. lecture, small group discussion, hands-on practice) every 20 minutes and making strategic use of good breaks</li><li>Dramatically improve your educational impact by choosing an exercise which is properly matched to the type of knowledge/skill/wisdom currently b