Workshop Design Series

4 x 3-hour workshops (1 per week)

Online

The Workshop Design Series provides you with the skills and knowledge on how to design an effective workshop every time. You'll learn how to design a workshop that helps learners learn and develop the skills they need, plus how to set up your facilitators for best-practice facilitation.

The Workshop Design Series is a four-part workshop series giving you everything you the skills, processes and tools to be able to design a collaborative learning workshop experience every time. You'll learn, explore and practice the four aspects of solid workshop design that ensures learning, engagement and collaboration in any workshop.

You Will Learn:

_{Workshop One: Workshop Design Foundations}

Analysing your Audience
Non-Audience Considerations
Setting Your Objectives
'Downloading' or reviewing your content

_{Workshop Two: Structuring Your Workshop}

Adult Learning and Workshop Design Principles
Structuring Your Content
The Four Parts of Teaching

_{Workshop Three: Creating, Checking & Cementing Your Learning}

Creating Learning-Based Activities: Online or Face-to-Face
Learning Questions
Learning Models

_{Workshop Four: Writing & Resource Design}

Creating a Session Outline
Writing Activity Instructions
Resource Design
Testing Your Content

To maximise participants' learning, all participants create a 45 - 60 minute training session, related to their work. Participants will design and develop this training throughout the course. Before attending, participants are to identify what their topic of training will be.

Participants are to attend all four sessions. Alongside this, participants will spend between 2 - 5 hours a week on post-work assignments.

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Clare Horrobin's second passion lies with BabyStart, a kiwi charity set up by her and her husband, aiming to keep babies in Aotearoa New Zealand warm and safe. Learn more about this here.