Table Top Teambuilding
Discover how to transform limited spaces into dynamic team-building environments with "Tabletop Team Building." This workshop is perfect for anyone who needs to facilitate group activities in confined settings or seeks reliable indoor alternatives. We'll explore a variety of games and initiatives ideal for groups, from youth programs to corporate teams. No prior experience is necessary - just come ready to play and learn. Participants will leave with practical, adaptable strategies for engaging small groups and fostering teamwork, even when space is at a premium. Join us to unlock the potential of every tabletop!
In this workshop, attendees will:
- Discover a range of new games and activities specifically designed for small groups and tabletop settings.
- Learn to adapt these activities to meet specific educational or team-building objectives.
- Understand the key design principles that underpin successful experiential learning tools.
- Gain skills in facilitating and debriefing activities, enhancing team dynamics and learning outcomes.
Many of the activities in this breakout will be from our new book: Table Top Teambuildng by: Matthew Broda, Michelle Cummings and Trevor Dunlap.
Session led by: Trevor Dunlap and Matthew Broda
Matthew Broda is an Associate Professor of adolescent and young adult education and chair of the Department of Education at The College of Wooster. His areas of expertise include instructional technology, curriculum design, and instructional methodologies, teacher leadership, experiential and adventure education, and professional development. He received his B.S. from Kent State University (1999), M.Ed. (2004) from Ashland University, and a Ph.D. (2007) from Kent State University. Prior to his work at the College, Matthew served as a K-12 curriculum and instruction specialist, and middle school science, social studies, and language arts teacher. Matthew has published and presented in numerous local, state, national and international venues on the use of experiential methodologies in teaching, learning, and student development. If you can't find him, chances are he and his wife Kristin, are out searching for the perfect stretch of gravel to ride.
Trevor Dunlap is a 1997 graduate of Wittenberg University with degrees in Elementary and Special Education. Trevor has published and presented in numerous local, state, and national venues on the use of experiential methodologies in building personal and organizational capacity. As Executive Director of Nuhop, Trevor is an innovative facilitator of experiential methodology who loves fostering creative environments where people can succeed through self-discovery and teamwork. His high energy and zeal creates a contagious atmosphere of transforming fun where people can develop a new appreciation of themselves and their peers. When not "working" Trevor can be found adventuring with his wife, Sarah, and their three amazing children - Ashton, Mattie, and Lydia.
Session Location: Auditorium