If you’re a Trainer, Facilitator or Coach, you may well have heard others talking about using LEGO® in their sessions. It sounds interesting, but how do you know it’s right for you and your learners / clients? Which type of Lego® activity should you use? And will you be taken seriously if you suggest such a thing?

The ‘Introduction to LEGO® Serious Play® is for you if…

• You want to start using LEGO® in your training, facilitation and/or coaching?

• You like the idea of LEGO® Serious Play® and want to find out more?

• You are looking for ideas and inspiration on which LEGO® activities to use and why?

What will you find in this course?

LEGO® Serious Play® (LSP) first started back in 1996 and grew in popularity. In 2010 Lego® released an open source document showing how anyone could host a LSP session. We'll be using this Open source document to look at how LSP can be use in Training, Facilitation and Coaching.

In this introduction course we look at:

• The Background

• What it 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

• Exploring 4 different Skills Building activities (Hands-on video demonstrations video and PDF worksheets)

• An example of how an LSP session might play out (Hands-one demonstration video)

• A PDF worksheets to capture the basics

• A PDF Shopping list for a DIY LSP kit

• PLUS Three BONUS videos demonstrating alternative ways to use Lego in training, facilitation and Coaching

©2021 The LEGO Group – LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®, the Minifigure and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks of the LEGO® Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this course.

Any activity using the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® approach, method and materials build on the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Open-source guidelines made available by the LEGO® Group under a Creative Commons licence.