Learning is a full-contact sport. When you’re the one presenting information, you’re the coach, teammate, and referee all-in-one. The most important thing to know about presenting is…you can’t simply present material with no interaction and hope your audience retains it.

You must change your perspective to actively facilitate and not just present. In this program, participants take their facilitation skills to the next level by focusing on: 1) activating a learner’s five senses, which aids in engagement and retention; 2) practicing with best-in-class sensory stimulation learning activities; and 3) creating personal and unique sensory-based exercises/tools. We’ll also cover: what defines sensory engagement in the context of facilitation and why it matters; illustrate examples of learning techniques that activate different senses; and share classic sensory-involvement exercises as a jumping off point for much broader discussions. In essence, participants experience what it’s like to involve an audience, not just talk at them.