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October 29, 2024

Effort-Impact Plate: A Strategic Facilitation Game for Maximizing Results

Facilitation Game – Recipe for Success A Facilitation Game For The Effort-Impact Plate Objective of the Facilitation Game The Effort-Impact Plate game helps teams analyze and prioritize tasks by visualizing them through a metaphorical “recipe” framework, weighing effort and impact. Inspired by everyday meal types, the game divides tasks into four distinct categories—YouTube Recipe, Dinner

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October 28, 2024

Sailor’s Priority Compass: A Facilitation Game for Navigating Team Goals

Facilitation Game – The Sailor’s Priority Compass A facilitation game to chart your priorities Objective of the Facilitation Game The Sailor’s Priority Compass game provides a creative approach for teams to evaluate tasks and organize them based on urgency and importance. By utilizing four nautical metaphors—Delegate (urgent but less important), Decide (important but less urgent),

By: courseadmin
October 25, 2024

Mountain Bridge Challenge: A Facilitation Game for Building Team Strategy

Facilitation Game – Conquering Heights A Facilitation Game For The Mountain Bridge Challenge Objective of the Game The Mountain Bridge Challenge is a facilitation game designed to help teams identify obstacles and leverage resources as they work toward a collective goal. By envisioning their progress as a journey across several mountains, participants define specific challenges

By: courseadmin
October 24, 2024

Navigator’s Choice: A Facilitation Game for Strategic Decision-Making

Facilitation game – Compass of Choices The Navigator’s Path A Facilitation Game Objective of the Facilitation Game The Navigator’s Choice facilitation game is designed to help teams prioritize and categorize project requirements while identifying potential obstacles. Using a metaphorical sailor, ship, lighthouse, and underwater challenges, this game guides participants through determining “must-have,” “should-have,” “could-have,” and