Expand Your Facilitation Skills with Liberating Structures
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Are you looking for new ways to engage your audience? Would you like to expand your facilitation toolbox? Liberating structures are a simple and powerful tool for engaging groups in a variety of professional settings. The structures promote learning, problem-solving, creating and exploring ideas using unique and exciting methods. In this session, you will experience three different types of liberating structures and learn how to implement them into your upcoming training and learning events.
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Expand Your Facilitation Skills with Liberating Structures
- 1. Expand Your Facilitation Skills with Liberating Structures (cc) Lauren Harris, MS, CPTM Training & Development Manager University of Colorado Boulder Lauren.M.Harris@Colorado.edu
- 2. Why did you choose to attend TICE? What is one thing you have learned at TICE? What is one emotion you are feeling right now at this session? Stand up and pair up 2 minutes Answer the following question…
- 3. Impromptu Networking What was structured about that activity? What was liberated? How was this process different than other introductory activities? Where can you use this process?
- 4. Groups of three, sit in chairs Select one person to be the client Select two people to be the consultants 5 minutes 1. Client – “What is a problem you are experiencing?” (provide any necessary context) 2. Share this with the consultants, turn around 3. Consultants – discuss, generate ideas, provide suggestions
- 5. Troika Consulting What was structured about that activity? What was liberated? What was valuable about this process? Where can you use this process?
- 7. Spiral Journaling What was structured about that activity? What was liberated? What was valuable about this process? Where can you use this process?
- 8. Five Design Elements 1. Structuring an invitation 2. Arranging space + materials 3. Participation distribution 4. Configuring groups 5. Sequence of steps + time allocation
- 9. Next Steps • LS Website: http://www.liberatingstructures.com/ • Download the App • Contact an seasoned facilitator: Tim Jaasko-Fisher, tim@timj-f.com • Contact me: Lauren Harris, Lauren.M.Harris@Colorado.edu • TRY IT OUT!