Arts and Crafts Revisit: Interactive Learning Activity - Train the Trainer Training by The Bob Pike Group (Creative Training Techniques)


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Arts and Crafts Revisit: Interactive Learning Activity

May 25, 2011 • By Bob Pike and Michele Deck

Display a selection of arts and crafts materials throughout one day of your training program. At the end of the day, ask the participants alone or in small groups to create a visual of something they've learned. When completed, the participants tell the group about their work of art. Display them throughout the other days of the course.

Taken from the Interactive Learning Activities seminar manual by Bob Pike and Michele Deck. Used with permission.

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