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Enabling Your Learners in a Creative, Fun, and Credible Way

For Trainers, Facilitators, and Coaches who want to enhance their sessions and
​enable their learners to feel heard and valued
LEGO® Serious Play® engages learners where other activities can’t.  It allows learners to think deeper, and ‘lean in’ to discussions allowing EVERYONE in the room to feel heard.
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But what is LEGO® Serious Play®? And how could you use in your training, facilitation, or coaching?

Well, that what we cover in this introduction course, which will give you everything you need to get started WITHOUT paying costly certification fees!!
Normal price £67...however...
This course is hosted on Udemy and can often be bought at an amazing discounted price!
"The course facilitator is lively, chatty, and friendly. Love her personality as it is befitting the Lego Serious Play introduction. Within a short 10 minutes into the course, I am already learning valuable information."   
Anderson Chow  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"Yes! I work with autistic IT consultants, so this will help me with my job coaching."  
Kelly L Redden  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"Excellent! Great introduction! Thank you." 
Rebecca Sutherland ​⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"I found the ‘Introduction to LEGO® Serious Play® created by Nikie Forster as a productive course for facilitators and trainers who wants to use LSP in their session.  This prodigious course made me understand that LSP is an innovative and adaptable method for teaching and learning practices... This course helped me understand how to design a Lego Lesson plan and how vital a facilitator's role is. In addition, it was fascinating to find out the myths about LSP."
Momina Sohail ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

What will you find in this online course?

The course follows four key topic
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The background and process used within Lego Serious Play​
  • The background to Lego Serious Play
  • What Lego Serious Play is, and what it is not
  • The process
  • Which bricks to use
  • What we should be asking of our participants
  • What we should be asking of ourselves as facilitators
Skills build examples
  • Exploring 4 different Skills Building activities (All with hands-on video demonstrations video and PDF worksheets)
Lego Serious Play in action
  • An example of how an LSP session might play out (With hands-on video demonstration)
Extras 
  • Busting 4 myth about Lego Serious Play 
  • PDF worksheets to capture the basics
  • PDF Shopping list for a DIY LSP kit
  • PLUS BONUS videos demonstrating alternative ways to use Lego in training, facilitation and Coaching 

Hundreds of people from
58 countries, using 16 different languages
have taken the
'Introduction to ​LEGO® Serious Play®' online course!

Data as of October 2023
As an L&D Professional with over 20 years’ experience, I use LEGO® with a lot with my own leaners because of the extra level of discussion it enables.  I hope this introductory course will help shine a light not only on the methods used within Lego® Serious Play® but also the benefits it brings to learning.
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If you already have experience of training, facilitating or coaching, this course should give you a solid foundation for you to start using Lego® Serious Play® with your own learners too.
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Normal price £67...however...
This course is hosted on Udemy and can often be bought at an amazing discounted price!
"The workshop completely opened my eyes to Lego Serious Play and now I am working the learnings into my future training programmes as there are so many benefits including channelling our curious inner child, having fun with Lego! I will be back for more workshops.  Anne East  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 

(Testimonial from the An Introduction to Creative learning and Lego Serious Play live event.)

Business Case
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You may already be sold on the idea, but if it’s not here's just three reasons I use Lego with my learners… 
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ONE
It increases ‘lean in’ interaction.  By this I mean, if you ask a question of your learners, they often go into their heads to answer, and if this is a group setting, only a few will actually voice their thoughts.   By using Lego to build the answer, people have to use external processes too, plus everyone is encouraged to explain their build (answer) meaning more people are heard… they ‘lean in’ to the learning.  (Better engagement means less time away from work roles)​

TWO
It allows for better retention of learning.  Building, explaining, and having some fun in the process makes the event more memorable, which when mixed with learning new information releases chemicals in the brain to aid retention better.  (Better retention means quicker uptake in changes) 

THREE
Less expectation of being correct - Lego is a universally recognisable product. Put it in front of people and they simply start building, this is because Lego can mean anything to anyone.  With less restrictions to being ‘right’ more people take part and experience better learning.  (Less expectations mean quicker learning, which means better use of budget)