Mon, 24 Jun
|Online - Zoom
Remote Facilitation Practitioner - ZA (South Africa)
Learn the principles of remote design. This world-renowned training series includes practical techniques, models and frameworks. Structure: 3 half-day sessions spread over one week. - Mon, Wed, Friday 09:00 - 14:00 CET
Time & Location
24 Jun 2024, 09:00 – 29 Jun 2024, 14:00
Online - Zoom
Remote Facilitation Practitioner
Learn the principles of remote design. This world-renowned training series includes practical techniques, models and frameworks.
Structure: 3 half-day sessions spread over one week. - Mon, Wed, Friday 09:00 - 14:00 CET
MODULE 1: UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES AND CREATING EQUITABLE CONDITIONS IN REMOTE MEETINGS
There’s been an influx of remote working best practices and tools in the last four years, but we as facilitators,examine what it takes to bridge the gap between what we need and what we know? Join us as we unpack the challenges of remote working and collaboration. We will share practical skills and tips to create equitable remote meetings, and allow time for you to create and practice.
MODULE 2: CREATING REMOTE CONNECTION AND NAVIGATING CHANGE TOGETHER
Have you ever been in a remote meeting that feels just a little awkward? Maybe things don't flow as they used to in person, or perhaps the atmosphere just feels a little colder. Join us in exploring how to enable flow and bring more human connection to remote spaces. Learn why it’s important and how it can make a difference to the outcomes of your remote meetings.
MODULE 3: ENABLING FLOW AND LEVERAGING VISUALS IN REMOTE FACILITATION
“You’re on mute”, we hear all the time; it was the catchphrase of 2020 and 2021 and we still hear it today. All these little technical bumps and glitches complicate the already complicated task of collaboration. Join us in discovering how to create flow in remote meetings and how to leverage visuals to make your remote meetings more impactful and engaging.
MODULE 4: VARYING INTERACTION MODES AND BUILDING CONFIDENCE IN REMOTE FACILITATION
Have you taken the time to build the necessary skills required for working remotely at your own pace? Join us in exploring how to develop your confidence in remote facilitation. We focus on how to create the space forto create diversity in facilitation.. We also equip you with the essential confidence to navigate these remote spaces.
MODULE 5: NAVIGATING ASYNCHRONOUS COLLABORATION AND CONNECTION
Remote meetings feel pretty exhausting, even when they are done exceptionally well. As many companies consider the future benefits of remote working, exploring and leveraging asynchronous collaboration is key to long-term distributed strategy success. We will unpack asynchronous communication and explore some practical aspects of its effectiveness.
ABOUT THE TRAINERS
Jay, Kirsten, and Jo are industry experts and worldwide speakers and trainers in Remote Collaboration, Coaching, and Facilitation. Kirsten and Jay are the co-authors of The Remote Facilitator’s Pocket Guide and have specialised in enabling distributed teams to reach high performance using a combination of adapted facilitation techniques, team coaching methods, and Agile frameworks. They care deeply about remote facilitation and creating effective distributed spaces.
REVIEWS FROM PAST PARTICIPANTS
“This course teaches and demonstrates the how-to of remote facilitation. But, you won’t just learn you what to do. You’ll learn why the methods work. Jay-Allen, Kirsten, and Jo have teamed up to provide clear principles, valuable skills and useful templates to improve remote meetings and collaboration.”
Esther Derby, Author of 7 Rules for Positive, Productive Change
“This is by far the best course I have taken in a long time! If you do any remote or virtual facilitation, first read their book The Remote Facilitator’s Pocket Guide. Second, take the course! Seriously, do it. I feel excited to try out things I learned and ideas that were sparked.”
Kristi Webster, Technical Program Manager and Agile Coach
“After taking this course, I highly recommend it to anyone looking for practical techniques that you can immediately apply to become a better facilitator. I could instantly use the tools and tips and noticed the impact this had when presenting or facilitating meetings.”
Thomas Maree - Marketing Manager - Mama Money