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Workshop & Presentation Design

Teach effectively through structured experiences.

Format Selection

| Format | Duration | Audience Size | Interaction | |--------|----------|---------------|-------------| | Lightning talk | 5-10 min | Any | Low | | Conference talk | 20-45 min | Large | Low-Medium | | Workshop | 1-4 hours | 10-30 | High | | Tutorial | 2-8 hours | 5-20 | Very High | | Course | Multi-day | Varies | Structured |


Talk Design

The Arc

Hook → Context → Core Content → Transformation → Call to Action

  │        │           │              │              │
  └────────┴───────────┴──────────────┴──────────────┘
                    One Clear Idea

Talk Structure Template

0-5%    HOOK
        - Surprising fact, question, or story
        - Why should they care?

5-15%   CONTEXT
        - Background needed to understand
        - Where this fits in larger picture

15-85%  CORE CONTENT
        - 3-5 key points (rule of three)
        - Examples and evidence for each
        - Build logically

85-95%  TRANSFORMATION
        - What changes with this knowledge?
        - The "so what?"

95-100% CALL TO ACTION
        - What should they do next?
        - Memorable closing

The Rule of Three

People remember three things. Structure around:

  • Three main points
  • Three examples
  • Three takeaways

Slide Design

Principles:

  • One idea per slide
  • Minimal text (6 words or less ideal)
  • Large, legible fonts (24pt minimum)
  • High contrast
  • Images > text when possible

Avoid:

  • Bullet point walls
  • Reading slides aloud
  • Clip art
  • Busy backgrounds
  • Tiny text "you probably can't see this but..."

Workshop Design

Learning Objectives

Write objectives using Bloom's Taxonomy verbs:

| Level | Verbs | Example | |-------|-------|---------| | Remember | List, define, recall | "List the 5 principles of..." | | Understand | Explain, describe, summarize | "Explain how X affects Y" | | Apply | Use, implement, solve | "Apply the framework to..." | | Analyze | Compare, contrast, examine | "Analyze the trade-offs..." | | Evaluate | Judge, critique, assess | "Evaluate which approach..." | | Create | Design, build, produce | "Create a working prototype..." |

Workshop Arc

OPEN (10-15%)
├── Welcome, housekeeping
├── Learning objectives
├── Icebreaker/activation
└── Baseline assessment

EXPLORE (30-40%)
├── Core concept introduction
├── Demonstration
├── Guided practice
└── Check for understanding

PRACTICE (30-40%)
├── Independent/group work
├── Real-world application
├── Troubleshooting
└── Peer feedback

CLOSE (10-15%)
├── Debrief and discussion
├── Key takeaways
├── Resources for continued learning
└── Feedback collection

Time Allocation

| Activity Type | Attention Span | Max Duration | |---------------|----------------|--------------| | Lecture | Low | 10-15 min | | Discussion | Medium | 15-20 min | | Hands-on | High | 30-45 min | | Group work | Medium-High | 20-30 min |

Rule: Change modality every 15-20 minutes.

Activity Types

| Activity | Purpose | Group Size | |----------|---------|------------| | Think-Pair-Share | Low-risk participation | 2 | | Gallery Walk | Share work, get feedback | 4-6 stations | | Jigsaw | Divide & teach | 4-6 per group | | Fishbowl | Model discussion | Inner: 4-6 | | Live Coding | Demonstrate process | Any | | Code Review | Practice critique | 2-4 |


Facilitation Techniques

Opening Strong

  • Start on time (respect early arrivers)
  • State what they'll be able to do by end
  • Create psychological safety
  • Activate prior knowledge

Engagement Techniques

Cold calling alternatives:

  • "Turn to your neighbor and discuss..."
  • "Take 30 seconds to write..."
  • "Show of hands..."
  • "In the chat, share..."

Energy management:

  • Movement breaks every 45-60 min
  • Vary activity types
  • Use music during exercises
  • Energizer activities after breaks

Handling Questions

| Situation | Response | |-----------|----------| | Off-topic | "Great question—let's parking lot that" | | Too advanced | "Let's connect after for that deep dive" | | You don't know | "I don't know, but I'll find out" | | Dominating questioner | "Let's hear from someone else" |

Managing Time

  • Build in buffer (plan for 80% of time)
  • Have "skip if needed" sections marked
  • Have extension activities ready
  • Visible timer for activities

Materials Preparation

Slides Checklist

  • [ ] Title slide with name/contact
  • [ ] Agenda/outline
  • [ ] Learning objectives
  • [ ] Content slides (one idea each)
  • [ ] Activity instruction slides
  • [ ] Transition slides
  • [ ] Summary/key takeaways
  • [ ] Resources/further reading
  • [ ] Thank you + contact info

Handouts

Types:

  • Reference: Info to keep (cheat sheets, resources)
  • Worksheet: Fill in during session
  • Exercise: Hands-on practice materials

Tech Prep

  • [ ] Test slides on presentation machine
  • [ ] Backup slides (USB, cloud, email to self)
  • [ ] Test demos/live coding
  • [ ] Check internet requirements
  • [ ] Prepare offline alternatives
  • [ ] Test audio/video
  • [ ] Have backup plan for tech failure

Virtual Presentations

Platform Considerations

  • Test platform features beforehand
  • Know how to share screen, use whiteboard
  • Use polls, reactions, breakout rooms
  • Shorter sessions (max 90 min without break)

Engagement Tactics

  • More frequent interaction (every 3-5 min)
  • Use chat actively
  • Call on people by name
  • Breakout rooms for discussion
  • Polls for quick feedback

Technical Setup

  • Hardwired internet if possible
  • Close unnecessary applications
  • Second monitor for notes/chat
  • Good lighting (face the window)
  • Eye-level camera
  • Quality microphone

Evaluation & Iteration

Immediate Feedback

Quick feedback form:
1. What was most valuable?
2. What was least valuable?
3. What questions remain?
4. Net Promoter Score (1-10)

Post-Session Reflection

  • What went well?
  • What fell flat?
  • What questions came up?
  • What would I change?
  • What resources do I need to add?

Lightning Talk Template

5-Minute Talk Structure:

0:00 - 0:30  HOOK
             Surprising statement or question

0:30 - 1:00  CONTEXT
             Why this matters

1:00 - 3:30  THE ONE THING
             Your main point with evidence/example

3:30 - 4:30  IMPLICATIONS
             What changes because of this

4:30 - 5:00  CALL TO ACTION
             What they should do next

References

  • references/activity-library.md - Workshop activities catalog
  • references/slide-templates.md - Slide design patterns
  • references/facilitation-scripts.md - Opening/closing scripts