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How to Be a Wizard at Tech Training
1. How to be a
Wizard
at Tech Training
Jeanne Allen
Cindy Leonard
Beth Kanter
John Kenyon
2016 NTC | San Jose, CA | 3/23/16
#16NTCtechtrain
2. How to be a
Wizard
at Tech Training
Session Hashtag:
#16NTCtechtrain
Collaborative Notes:
http://po.st/techtrain-16NTC
Evaluation Link:
http://po.st/Zr9j3q
CFRE Credits: 1.5
17. Start with Goals for Activity
Ready
Discuss
Practice
Reflect
Commit
Get to feel comfortable with other people in the room
Connect with what they already know about the topic
Consolidate what they’ve learned
Reflection
Brainstorm ways to apply
Get feedback on idea(s)
Flesh out ideas
Commit to practicing skills or knowledge after training
Practice skills they have learned
18. Experience It:
Solo Think & Write
Write down one goal for a training you are
doing, designing or have delivered
and want to include an interactive activity
20. Content Interaction
Exercise Grid
Solo Pairs and
Triads
Small Groups
(4-10)
Everyone
Activities
Thinking/Reflecting
/Assessing
X
Writing X
Discussion
Listening + Talking
X
Moving X
Making X
Other
21. Think and Write (continued)
Using the grid and activities we have described:
1. Reflect on the goals of your training
2. How do you want participants to interact with
content?
3. On grid, write down at least
two ideas of what activities
would best suite your goals
and why
22. Pair/Triad
Experience It: Share Pair
• Find one other person
• Both share your activities & why you chose them
• Both:
–Listen
–Inquire
–Support
23. Popcorn Report Out
• What did you hear about?
• Good reasoning? Smart ways to connect goals
and activities?
<sigh>R.I.P. Alan Rickman </sigh>
31. When training is interactive,
participants pay better Attention
to what is being taught?
Strongly
Disagree
Strongly
Agree
32. Think back to Jeanne and Cindy’s
content and interactive exercise…
33. Four Corners of the Room
What do you want learner to do?
• Reflect on how to apply the
content to themselves/their orgs
• Brainstorm ways to apply learning
to themselves/their orgs
Size: Divide large group into smaller groups based
content topics
Activity: Discussion/Listening and Talking
36. • Understand introvert’s
and extrovert’s
preferences
• Design for shared
versus individual
understanding
Guidelines & Activities
37. Understand when small group or share pair is
needed/useful versus full group
Guidelines & Activities
38. Think about how much time (realistically)
you need to regroup into small groups,
physical movement, processing time
for the actual learning
Guidelines & Activities
39. Design activities that fit the room or fit the
room to the activities
Guidelines & Activities
43. How to be a
Wizard
at Tech Training
Session Hashtag:
#16NTCtechtrain
Collaborative Notes:
http://po.st/techtrain-16NTC
Evaluation Link:
http://po.st/Zr9j3q
CFRE Credits: 1.5