LEGO® Serious Play® as a method has been used by top consultants and facilitators globally for over 20 years. In the past, in traditional forms of ‘train the facilitator’, the training has been conducted in the room by someone who has been trained in the method or considers themselves a ‘master of the process’. This […]
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The LEGO® Serious Play® method is a powerful addition to your facilitator toolkit. It’s been used for over 20 years by top consultants, facilitators, coaches, project managers, university and business school lecturers, organizational development and agile practitioners. They use it for a whole variety of different purposes because the process is adaptable to different contexts. […]
The LEGO® Serious Play® method is a unique and innovative approach to problem solving, team building and organizational development. The method is used by innovative organizations worldwide. The LEGO® Serious Play® process is based on the idea that using LEGO® bricks to build models can help people think more creatively, communicate better, and solve complex […]
Facilitators who are considering undertaking the training ask us these questions: What is the LEGO® Serious Play® method? How can I use it in my particular context? How will it help my clients or my stakeholders? Should I be trained in using the LEGO® Serious Play® method? Let’s answer these questions by giving you some […]
LEGO® Serious Play® is a powerful methodology to ensure that teams talk in an authentic way about intangible ideas, opinions and strategies. The methodology was initially designed for in-person sessions and in this world of virtual meetings and discussion forums, the question is: Can the LEGO® Serious Play® process be applied in a virtual format […]
The past few years have seen huge changes to the way teams operate and the way they interact with each other. There has been an increasing focus on remote working and communication. Organizations are looking for ways to mitigate any risks associated with these new ways of operating and at the same time, boost team […]
Team energy isn’t always on an upward trend. Teams go through phases where they simply feel lacking in motivation. They are sometimes just ‘flat’. There could well be deeper reasons as to why the team isn’t firing on all cylinders and these are worth exploring through different channels such as one on one coaching or conversations. […]
We’ve all been there – a loudmouth dominates in the Zoom or Teams meeting and there is very little true conversation. If we want a productive exchange of ideas or information, we cannot have one person who takes over. That becomes a lecture. Particularly if there are native English speakers as well as others who […]
This is one of the questions we get asked all the time – can I use the LEGO® Serious Play® process in a virtual setting such as during a Teams of Zoom meeting. The answer is YES. Here’s why it works so well: People working remotely love receiving something tangible and physical. The downside is […]
The ultimate aim is to develop elearning that users enjoy engaging with and at the same time builds their knowledge, skills and behaviour improvements. How do you achieve that goal? Let’s start with what elearning is NOT: It’s not a click along where the user’s index finger gets a better work-out than their brain as […]










