What is provided within this course:

We will cover the basic tenets of good facilitation, what needs to be adapted in a virtual space, how to keep everyone safe and included, how to deliver in creative ways, and inject playfulness into your facilitation and how to use zoom to its full potential.

The course is structured around a series of short instructional videos and has an accompanying downloadable, editable workbook.

You would be able to complete the whole course in around 2 hours if you wanted to do it all in one go, but you can also dip in and out doing it one module at a time (usually around 5 minutes each).

MODULES:

Introduction

Here you will find out how this course works and how to make the most of it.

Facilitation Style & Planning

Exploring and defining your faciliation style so you can make it your super power, alongside practical tips on how to plan an excellent workshop.

Using Zoom Tools Creatively

Delving into the basic tools available in zoom and how you can use them to increase the interactivity, creativity and fun in your sessions.  Also covers some platforms out with zoom.

Reflections

Pulling all your learning together so you can make the most of the course.  Also, a longer video filmed with some fabulous volunteers, demonstrating some different exercises and games to give a bit of inspiration.

About Sarah:

Your trainer, Sarah Longfield, a creative producer and coach has over 20 years’ experience of delivering creative workshops to people, from all walks of life, aged 2 to 102.  Sarah also has extensive experience of delivering training that is fun, practical and ensures everyone is whipped up into a whirlwind of enthusiasm.

Recent training and facilitation clients have included Tate/National Galleries of Scotland, Inspiring Scotland, Ignite Theatre, Creative Entrepreneurs Club, East Lothian Play Association, Short Circuit and Engage (the umbrella organisation for Gallery & Museum Educators).