Building Interactivity into Training

The video discusses the importance of setting expectations for movement in face-to-face training sessions to prevent participants from becoming too attached to their seats. It emphasizes the need to inform participants about activities that require them to move around, which helps them appreciate the training more. Additionally, the video covers strategies for managing energy levels by recognizing when a task has shifted to general chit-chat and maintaining momentum through timing.

Why is it important to inform participants about movement during a training session?

• To ensure they remain seated all day

• To prevent them from becoming possessive of their seats

• To avoid any physical activity

• To make them dislike the training

What is a key benefit of moving participants around during training?

• It disrupts the session

• It causes confusion

• It makes them uncomfortable

• It helps them appreciate the training

How can an instructor manage the energy levels during a training session?

• By ending the session early

• By ignoring the participants

• By allowing tasks to turn into general chit-chat

• By tuning into the energy changes and maintaining momentum

What should an instructor listen for to maintain energy levels?

• When participants fall asleep

• When the room becomes silent

• When participants start leaving

• When tasks become general conversation

What is the instructor's method for managing energy called?

• Creating the wave

• Stopping the wave

• Ignoring the wave

• Riding the wave