Difference between revisions of "Exit Interview"

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{{Term|ENERGIZER|A short activity that develops readiness for the next learning event. They are commonly used after a break to stimulate or refocus the group; they can involve some form of physical activity to "wake up the group". When used they impart energy, vitality and spirit to the learners, enhancing readiness for learning. <ref> [http://www.audioenglish.net www.audioenglish.net] ( 28 July 2008) , [http://www.encyclo.co.uk www.encyclo.co.uk] ( 28 July 2008), [http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu www.kellogg.northwestern.edu] (4 September 2008), E-Learning Solutions on a Shoestring, Jane Bozarth, 2005 </ref>}}
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{{Term|EXIT INTERVIEW|A method of gathering information and knowledge from an employee leaving the compagny. More than a feedback tool, it can be used a a  knowledge management tool  to enable the valuable  knowledge that the departing employee holds, to be passed to the appropriate people remaining in the organization.
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Term2.png EXIT INTERVIEW
A method of gathering information and knowledge from an employee leaving the compagny. More than a feedback tool, it can be used a a knowledge management tool to enable the valuable knowledge that the departing employee holds, to be passed to the appropriate people remaining in the organization. www.businessballs.com (10 November 2008), www.kellogg.northwestern.edu (4 September 2008), E-Learning Solutions on a Shoestring, Jane Bozarth, 2005 </ref>


Toolkit.png Using Energizers

Guidelines

  • Prepare the material needed.
  • Plan the length of activity and reserve enough time.
  • Outline the expected results of the activity.
  • Give clear instructions.

Job Aid

Pdf.png Using Energizers


Link icon.png Web Resources
Below you have a list of selected websites where you can find some interesting examples of energizers:
Link Content
www.kstoolkit.org A very simple energizer to replace the boring round of table of self-introductions at the beginning of an international workshop: Ball around the world.
www.corporatedrumming.co.uk A wide variety of energizers that can enliven, enthuse and focus conference delegates.
www.rezaayati.com A series of games and energizers that can be used in a workshop, helping participants to regain energy and also to create a bonding positive atmosphere
www.trainingmakescents.com An icebreaker exercise proposed by Christie Stearns in the newsletter Seriously Fun Training Tips. The related website provides trainers, facilitators, and teachers with various activities to incorporate into their workshops.
www.wilderdom.com Several examples of energizers descriptions and websites.
www.unssc.org UNICEF - Games and Exercices, section I and II have several examples of energizers.


MATERIAL.png Additional Materials
Pdf.png Energizers by Bob Pike

References