Hi, HR friends,
I happen to find from Amazon.com a listing of good books. Please share if you have a copy of the following. If you dont maybe you can also post any material that yoiu have on the same. Thanks.
1) 201 Icebreakers: Group Mixers, Warm-ups, Energizers, and Playful Activities by: Edie West
2) The big book on Humurous Training Games by: Dani Tamblyn, Shaya Weiss
3) The big book on Ice Breakers: Quick funa ctivities for energizing meetings and workshops by Edie West
4) Great Group Games: 175 boredom-busting, zero-prep Team Builders for all ages by Susan Ragsdale, Ann Sayber
5) Quick Team Building Activities for Busy Managers by Brian Cole Miller
6) Quick meeting Openers for busy Managers by Brian Cole Miller
Thanks.
-noahjethro
From Philippines, Quezon City
4I happen to find from Amazon.com a listing of good books. Please share if you have a copy of the following. If you dont maybe you can also post any material that yoiu have on the same. Thanks.
1) 201 Icebreakers: Group Mixers, Warm-ups, Energizers, and Playful Activities by: Edie West
2) The big book on Humurous Training Games by: Dani Tamblyn, Shaya Weiss
3) The big book on Ice Breakers: Quick funa ctivities for energizing meetings and workshops by Edie West
4) Great Group Games: 175 boredom-busting, zero-prep Team Builders for all ages by Susan Ragsdale, Ann Sayber
5) Quick Team Building Activities for Busy Managers by Brian Cole Miller
6) Quick meeting Openers for busy Managers by Brian Cole Miller
Thanks.
-noahjethro
From Philippines, Quezon City
Hi!
Please visit these sites
Businessballs free online learning for careers, work, management, business training and education: find materials, articles, ideas, people and providers for teaching, career training, self-help, ethical business education and leadership; for personal
The Thiagi Group: The Source for Training Games and Interactive Experiential Strategies
You will find a lot of activities.
From India, Delhi
Please visit these sites
Businessballs free online learning for careers, work, management, business training and education: find materials, articles, ideas, people and providers for teaching, career training, self-help, ethical business education and leadership; for personal
The Thiagi Group: The Source for Training Games and Interactive Experiential Strategies
You will find a lot of activities.
From India, Delhi
Please do not ask cite members to illegally post copyright material. If you need the books, get your company to buy them.
From Australia, Melbourne
From Australia, Melbourne
kindly find the attached files..these are wonderful activites,if you like it then do me a reply...
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
@shaifaligarg
-Great post! Thanks for sharing!
@aussiejohn
-I did not realize the gravity of asking for e-copies of copyright materials (not really my intention to violate any copyright laws). But I understand that some e-books may be used perpetually once bought. BTW, you have any to share? It doesnt necessarily have to be a book.
Thanks.
From Philippines, Quezon City
-Great post! Thanks for sharing!
@aussiejohn
-I did not realize the gravity of asking for e-copies of copyright materials (not really my intention to violate any copyright laws). But I understand that some e-books may be used perpetually once bought. BTW, you have any to share? It doesnt necessarily have to be a book.
Thanks.
From Philippines, Quezon City
Noahjethro,
Sorry I do not have anything much I can share as I do not use a lot of icebreakers in my training courses. At the beginning I usually do a simple "getting to know one another" type ice breaker, that's about all.
If you use the Download Search Box at the top of the page, you will find a wealth of material already posted by other CiteHR members. Also a Google search of icebreakers will bring you up plenty of material to choose from.
Depending on the material you are training, you can build team building exercises into the work you are doing rather than just a "team building exercise" for the sake of it. Break the group up into small groups and give them something to do relating to the learning point. Use small groups so that everyone has to participate and not "hide" in a large group and make no contribution. As the trainer, you should move from group to group during the exercise and specifically note that each person is actually contributing. If you see someone holding back, then at some point in the discussion, break in and say something like, "Raj, what do you think?" or a similar question. Some people are nervous, shy, whatever, and your job as a trainer is to encourage them to participate and help them feel at ease. That in turn means they learn and go away from your course with a little more confidence.
From Australia, Melbourne
Sorry I do not have anything much I can share as I do not use a lot of icebreakers in my training courses. At the beginning I usually do a simple "getting to know one another" type ice breaker, that's about all.
If you use the Download Search Box at the top of the page, you will find a wealth of material already posted by other CiteHR members. Also a Google search of icebreakers will bring you up plenty of material to choose from.
Depending on the material you are training, you can build team building exercises into the work you are doing rather than just a "team building exercise" for the sake of it. Break the group up into small groups and give them something to do relating to the learning point. Use small groups so that everyone has to participate and not "hide" in a large group and make no contribution. As the trainer, you should move from group to group during the exercise and specifically note that each person is actually contributing. If you see someone holding back, then at some point in the discussion, break in and say something like, "Raj, what do you think?" or a similar question. Some people are nervous, shy, whatever, and your job as a trainer is to encourage them to participate and help them feel at ease. That in turn means they learn and go away from your course with a little more confidence.
From Australia, Melbourne
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