WorkshopSkill activity folders

printable · free

Remote-friendly

A video call kills half the workshop games in most libraries — not these. Each of these 11 folders runs with the camera on: chat-and-emoji voting, breakout rounds, and a live pre/post measure your agent can build in two commands. Offline still works too.

Two Truths and a Lie Listed A 15-minute, 8–20 person icebreaker that rebuilds the classic getting-to-know-you game with two guardrails — public work facts only, eyes-closed voting — so everyone leaves with three checkable facts about every colleague. A spoken boundary rule and a pre/post measure included. 8–20 people 15 min offline + online no props icebreakers Common Ground Listed Assessment A 15-minute, 8–20 person icebreaker where small groups hunt for facts true of everyone at the table — surprising ones score 3× — forcing the questions nobody asks in week one. Recorder cards and a pre/post measure included. 8–20 people 15 min offline + online print props icebreakers Worst Idea First Listed Assessment Reverse brainstorming: spend five minutes engineering how the project fails, then flip every item into prevention. The awkward things get said inside a game that rewards saying them. 8–20 people 20 min offline + online no props creativity Start · Stop · Continue Listed Assessment The retrospective that fits on one wall: every card is one verb — start, stop, keep. No card survives without an owner and a date. Three-verb cards and a pre/post measure included. one team of 4–8 30 min offline + online print props reviews Post-Training Survey Listed Assessment The post-training survey that goes one step past the smile sheet: 6 Likert items plus two open questions — one Monday commitment, one honest obstacle. Print-ready cards or one-click online version, 5 minutes, anonymous. any group 5 min after the session paper or online feedback-forms Workshop Feedback Form Listed Assessment The exit ticket for public workshops: 4 rating items, one 0-10 recommendation score, two open questions. Ninety seconds at the door — and the feedback turns into two assets: permissioned testimonials for your workshop page, and a voted topic list for your next quarter. any group 90 seconds at the door paper or online feedback-forms Training Evaluation Form Listed Assessment The Kirkpatrick-ready evaluation pack for corporate training: 8 reaction items, 3 confidence self-reports, keep/change open questions, plus the day-30 follow-up that turns feedback into behavior evidence — and a one-page report a manager can forward as-is. any group 7 min + day-30 follow-up paper or online feedback-forms The Advantage Compass Listed Assessment A personal strategy self-assessment: cross strength against vision, audit two weeks of your calendar into four quadrants, and find the golden track — plus the firefighting trap you are stuck in. 6 items, one committed move, 25 minutes. solo 25 min paper or online monthly re-run self-assessment Beyond the Smile Sheet Listed Swap the smile sheet for six items that surface what landed, how confident the room feels, and what will block Monday. Print-and-pick poker cards plus a reading guide. Any group size 10 min offline + online printable feedback forms Training Needs Survey Listed Send it before you design: six items that surface what people can do now, what they need to do, and the cost of the gap — the pre-course questionnaire that sets your agenda. Any group size 15 min offline + online printable feedback forms Exit Ticket Listed Ninety seconds at the door: one thing learned, one question still open, one next move — on one printable slip you read before you leave. The smallest honest check for understanding. Any group size 3 min offline + online printable feedback forms

paper first, optional after

Every folder above prints and runs with markers only — no account, no projector. If you want the same measure as a live form, or answers on the room's big screen, each folder page carries an optional section for it: FormLM builds the online pre/post, QRCard-AI runs the scan-and-display half. Neither is required to use what you downloaded.