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Hi Victoria.  The two concepts I've used with some success (in person and
online) are  'what if?' and 'created scenario'.  'What if?' puts attenders
in specific organizational roles and asks them to imagine themselves
solving a problem, developing a product, service or idea, or making
recommendations.  'Created scenario' is an alternative, much like a
mini-case.  Both have the potential to be used by individuals or groups,
and their greatest asset is the ability to link concepts and practices
with dominant or interesting issues.    Hope these suggestions help.
Regards, Nora Carrol, president, The First Forward Institute, Inc.
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Victoria Wallace wrote:

> The first Friday of every month we have a company meeting, given by
> employees.  The forum is open and we can present whatever is applicable
> to our company (a technical training company).  There have been some
> great meetings in the past and I am at a loss for a new, fresh idea!
>
> The audience is approx. 30 persons and 3 other groups (approx. 10
> persons) who will call in on a conference call. I would like to
> attendees participate by "getting up and doing" something.  Possibly a
> quiz about the latest current events in technology or something that we
> could all (course developers and sales) relate to.
>
> (We've already had a great icebreaker activity when we had hired some
> new folks.) I don't want to focus on the dull financials and reports.
> Anyone have any ideas? Please e-mail me at victoriaw@instructionset.com
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Victoria Wallace, MEd-Instructional Designer
> victoriaw@instructionset.com
>
> Instruction Set, Inc.
> "The Technical Training Experts"
> voice  508.651.9085 x234    fax  508.651.9084
> Http://www.instructionset.com


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