In my writings below I’m sharing some of my favourite tools and ways to make your online and in-person sessions engaging and interactive, and I’ve transformed the mistakes I’ve made along the way into learnings. I hope you enjoy the read.

• Facilitation Fail 7: Forgetting to check out
• Facilitation Fail 6: Brainstorming in a large group
• Facilitation Fail 5: Skipping the check-in
• Facilitation Fail 4: An overambitious agenda
• Facilitation Fail 3: A presentation after lunch
• Facilitation Fail 2: The agenda in PowerPoint
• Facilitation Fail 1: Start with an ‘engaging’ presentation
• My partner in crime: a facilitation kit
• The inception workshop is my way favourite way to start the design process
• Instead of a business card, I received a personal charging card
• Why is group facilitation so important?
• What’s your facilitation story?
• Use the momentum of people landing in a space to get them to interact right away
• Check-in questions as an essential part of relationship building
• How would you explain your job to a 6-year-old?
• The AOD framework to design and intentionally facilitate any gathering
• How to start a conversation among strangers in a meaningful way?
• Why I love this photo: it captures trying out Butter, experimentation and remote working
• Will AI affect the world of facilitation?