Feedback is one of the most powerful influences on learning and achievement
Helen Timperley and John Hattie
Many of us facilitate workshops or agile habits regularly and we know if a workshop has gone well if the outcomes are useful. There are also lots of elements of facilitation that we don’t often get feedback on. So here is a tool I use to help think about and frame facilitation feedback.
I’ve had this feedback guide for a while. I use while observing other facilitators in action. The feedback helps them and observing others gives me a chance to see other approaches to facilitation
It’s a great way for communities of practice that do a lot of facilitation to improve their skills too
If you’d like to try it out, you can download it as a google doc here.
If you use it, please leave feedback in the comments below.
16 February 2019 at 11:02 am
RT @ewebber: Blog post from this week – A free facilitation feedback tool, to help structure and frame feedback to make better facilitators…