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Product description:
322 pages - Softcover
The biggest collection of meeting techniques ever published! Guaranteed to brighten your next meeting and engage your group.
Whether your meetings are big or small, one shot or on-going, formal or informal, these 101 techniques will move the action along while successfully fulfilling you goals and objectives. Plus..you'll receive an additional 140 facilitation tips to help you SAY GOODBYE TO DULL AND DEADLY MEETINGS.
Contents:
THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF ACTIVE MEETINGS
Ten Layouts for Setting Up a Meeting Room
Ten Ways to Learn New Names
Ten Methods for Obtaining Group Participation
Ten Tips When Facilitating Discussion
Ten Meeting Roles and Responsibilities
Ten Alternatives for Assigning Jobs
Ten Timesavers During Active Meetings
Ten Props to Employ in Active Meetings
Ten Tricks for Calling Participants Back to Order
Ten Methods for Dealing With Difficult Participants
Ten Energizers to Wake Up or Relax a Group
Ten Things to do When a Group is Stuck
Ten Tips to Make Flipcharts Graphic
Ten Questions to Process a Meeting
PREPARING ACTIVE MEETINGS
Building an Active Agenda in Advance
Pre-Meeting Survey of Participants
Advance Reviews
Preparation is Everyone's Responsibility
Stating Expectations Up front
Be Our Guest
Creative Name Tents
Exciting Meeting Packets
Facilitator Prompt Cards
Going Beyond Meeting Minutes
Preparing the Meeting Space
Active Participation in Videoconferenced Meetings
ENGAGING ACTIVE PARTICIPATION FROM THE START
Human Scavenger Hunt
Group Resume
The Company You Keep
Getting to Know You Well
A Representative Sample
Stand Up and Be Counted
Introductory Go-Arounds
Team Getaway
Reconnecting
Lightening the Meeting
Getting in Sync With Each Other
Clearing the Air
Agenda Review and Approval
On-The-Spot Agenda Setting
Beginning At the End
Setting Ground Rules
STIMULATING DISCUSSION, DIALOGUE, AND LEARNING
Town Meeting
Three-Stage Fishbowl Discussion
Expanding Panel
Point-Counterpoint
Feedback Teams
I Have a Question
The Study Group
Group to Group Discussion
Jigsaw Discussion
Card Exchange
Snowball Discussion
Go To Your Post
Instant Assessment
Rotating Trios
Anonymous Comments
Active Opinion Sharing
Meet the Press
Everyone is An Expert Here
The Talking Stick
FACILITATING CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
Creative Warmups
Fast and Slow Brainstorming
Brainwriting
Brainwalking
Part Changing
Brainstorming Roadblocks
Negative Brainstorming
Clustering Brainstormed Ideas
Looking at the Possibilities
Wearing Someone Else's Shoes
What's the Problem?
Challenging Assumptions
Inspired Cut-Outs
The Power of Two
Mindmapping
MANAGING CONTROVERSY AND CONFLICT
Changing the Rules
Active Debate
Removing Egos
Breaking a Stalemate
Collaboration in Conflict Resolution
Differences of Opinion
Active Self-Assessment
Hot Issues
Arguing The Flip Side
Perception Checking
Fishbowl Meeting
Beyond Pros and Cons
BUILDING CONSENSUS AND COMMITMENT
Billboard Ranking
Multivoting
Weighing the Options
Small Group to Large Group Consensus
Polling for Consensus
Hearing From the Minority
Supermajority Voting
Comparing the Remaining Options
Putting a Decision "On Trial"
Moving Toward Consensus
I Hereby Resolve
I'm Committed
CREATING AN UNFORGETTABLE ENDING
Assessing Obstacles
Gallery of Achievement
Bumper Stickers
Follow-up Questionaire
Follow-up Support
Connections
Group Photo
What? So What? Now What?
How Did We Do?
Thank You
Are We On the Same Page?
Ballooning Messages
When the Spirit Moves You
Down the Lane
Meeting "Rap-up"
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"Silberman has created the ultimate resource for turning your boring meetings into engaging sessions that tap the potential of your work groups. Read it, use it, and keep it as a ready reference to help make your meetings more productive and fresh."
- Bob Nelson, president, Nelson Motivation; author, 1001 Ways to Reward Employees and We've Got to Start Meeting Like This!
"Silberman has done it again! Use just a few of the more than 200 ideas in this gem of a book and never again will you hear 'Ugh, another meeting."
- Glenn Parker, team building consultant; author, Team Players and Teamwork; co-author Teamwork and Teamplay
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