Facilitation

Using an independent facilitator to run your meeting means that you can be free to participate. You can focus on the topic at hand without being worried about keeping the meeting on track, managing different participants or being unfairly judged as having too much influence or bias on the process.

Using an independent facilitator also ensures that:

  • You have a process design that identifies a clear purpose and outcomes
  • All participants have the opportunity to contribute
  • Your assumptions are ‘tested’ through having the situation viewed from a ‘fresh perspective’

Using bad language

So what does using ‘bad’ language and facilitation have in common? Have you been to a workshop facilitated by Liam Gallagher, Sir Les Patterson or Keith the Mauravian Swearing Bear? Maybe not – but this isn’t about foul language. It’s about thinking about the language you use. I’m heavily involved […]

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Facilitation skills

The dates have been set for the Australasian Facilitators Network 2011 conference! It’s being held here in WA from November 2nd-6th 2011 in delightful Fremantle. The conference is a fantastic way to enrich your skills in working with groups, build your understanding, share experiences and extend your professional networks November […]

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Facilitation Challenges

Hi folks I had a very interesting experience yesterday that highlighted the importance of maintaining focus No doubt you’ve been in a workshop when someone starts a side conversation. Or a local tradey thinks now’s a good time to remove the roofing. Well yesterday I was chair/lead facilitator for a […]

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