Myriam HadnesFounder and CEO, workshops.work · Behavioural Economist | workshops.work | Host of the Unprofessionalism & workshops work Podcasts

Step 5: Book a suitable space for your workshop

7 Apr 2020 · 1 min

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In this instructional segment, the speaker outlines how to select and book a room for a workshop. They recommend using a creative room equipped with necessary tools, but note that a regular meeting room can suffice if it is made to look slightly different to break participants out of routine and stimulate creativity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of ensuring the room has enough space to split the larger group into smaller breakout groups for reflection and discussion. This guidance forms step five in a series on setting up effective workshops.

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Now that you have the agenda ready, you might want to book a room. You can either book a creative room where you have all the tools that you need, but if you don't have that, don't worry, you can just use a normal meeting room. The only thing you want to make sure is that it looks slightly different, just to get the participants mentally out of their daily routine so that they can generate new and creative ideas. And make sure that you have enough space So that you can break the bigger team into smaller groups to reflect amongst them. So step number 5, book your suitable room to make your workshops work.