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Each type of visual aid has pros and cons that must be evaluated to ensure it will be beneficial to the overall presentation. Before incorporating visual aids into speeches, the speaker should understand that if used incorrectly, the visual will not be an aid, but a distraction.
Step-by-step guide
Step 1
The Inspiration Walk is a guided audio experience that takes place outdoors, preferably in an environment with natural elements. Carve out 35-40 minutes to allow for setup, the walk, and a group debrief. (If facilitating a group). Each participant needs a mobile device connected to the internet that can stream audio, earplugs/headphones, a notebook, and a pen. And of course, whatever clothing they need to spend the next 15 minutes outside.
If you think you may not be able to stream content, download the audio on your own device using this Pre-download Audio link.
If you think you may not be able to stream content, download the audio on your own device using this Pre-download Audio link.
Step 2
If in a group, introduce the walk to your students:
Setup the Inspiration Walk as an immersive, individual audio experience used to practice your creative muscles.
Setup the Inspiration Walk as an immersive, individual audio experience used to practice your creative muscles.
Step 3
Go for a walk.
Ask participants to make sure they have all materials needed (see above) and ask them to pull out their mobile devices and navigate to this page.
From here, they'll be able to stream the Inspiration Walk.
Once they've pulled up the page, tell them to plug in their earplugs, grab their notebook and pen, and go outside. Once outside, they hit play. Once participants hit play, all instructions for what to do next are in the audiotrack.
Each participant will end up in a different location based on the choices they make along the way. Make sure they know how to get back to the location where you're meeting up after the experience.
Ask participants to make sure they have all materials needed (see above) and ask them to pull out their mobile devices and navigate to this page.
From here, they'll be able to stream the Inspiration Walk.
Once they've pulled up the page, tell them to plug in their earplugs, grab their notebook and pen, and go outside. Once outside, they hit play. Once participants hit play, all instructions for what to do next are in the audiotrack.
Each participant will end up in a different location based on the choices they make along the way. Make sure they know how to get back to the location where you're meeting up after the experience.
Step 4
Debrief:
Decide what you want the debrief to focus on:
The content: the act of changing your perspective, finding inspiration, and applying it to a creative challenge (most teams will pick this).
The format: the act of learning through an immersive learning audio experience (suitable for educators or education students). A common debrief structure we recommend has three layers: What? So what? Now what?
Decide what you want the debrief to focus on:
The content: the act of changing your perspective, finding inspiration, and applying it to a creative challenge (most teams will pick this).
The format: the act of learning through an immersive learning audio experience (suitable for educators or education students). A common debrief structure we recommend has three layers: What? So what? Now what?
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