Do you need an icebreaker for a training course? An icebreaker suitable for all skills? Something to help a team communicate? Something to help with leadership and team working? Then you need Project Confusion!
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What is it?
Project Confusion is a classroom/paper based information sharing exercise which examines leadership, team-working, and communication skills. Team members have to share information to solve a problem. Suitable for up to 4 teams of 4, 5, or 6 delegates, the simulation takes around 60 minutes to run, and that includes time for a debrief and feedback.
Who is it for?
Students/delegates who want some practical exercises in problem solving and communications. The exercise is ideal for students or project team members on a team building or Project Management course. No prior knowledge of construction, engineering, or Project Management is required to complete the exercise.
Academics/Corporate Users – If you need more details, please contact me for details.
Why Use it?
To allow delegates to experience the practical issues of solving a problem, and reflect on their experiences. Individual reflection is encouraged before allowing delegates to share their experiences of their teams performance.
What is included?
- A Hard-Plastic Storage Box.
- A Facilitator Folder with detailed instructions and feedback
- 4 Team Information Packs with instructions for up to 28 delegates/students
- 4 packs of Project Confusion Cards
- A USB stick with pdf copies of all the relevant information
Download the Project Confusion Simulation Flier
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Product Images
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- Project Confusion Contents
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- Project Confusion Facilitator Information
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- Project Confusion Card Fronts
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- Project Confusion Cards In Use
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- Team Solving Project Confusion
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- Project Confusion Box Open
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- Project Confusion Four Card Sets
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- Project Confusion Contents 2
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- Project Confusion Box Closed
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- Project Confusion Team Information
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- Project Confusion Card Backs
Testimonials:
What project managers, academics and students say about the simulation:
I learnt that some team members don’t get involved and hide their information.
Success depends on organised teamwork.
A fun simulation!
Identifying a team leader is important.
I liked everything about the simulation.
An excellent simulation.
The simulation opened up my views about team working.
A great simulation!
With bits of information gathered from team members, there could be a solution to a problem. I loved it!
Exchanging information is really important, and a project has to have a trusted leader.
