The Garden Party Project – Blog
This simulation is a paper-based/classroom Project Management simulation that can take as little as 30 minutes to complete. The Garden Party Project – Blog describes it’s use. Project Management is a complex and dynamic subject. It cannot be taught solely by classroom lectures, books, or case studies. Teaching Project Management theory is easy, but no two projects are the same. Project Management Simulations are required for students to learn through experience.
The Garden Party Project Simulation Now Available
The Garden Party Project Simulation was developed as an information sharing classroom based simulation designed to allow a class to experience project management within an hour lecture. Download a marketing Garden Party Project Simulation Flier here (January 2018).
What is it? Who is it for? How Long Does it Take?
The Garden Party Project Simulation is a test of information sharing, communication, and leadership. There is also some debate regarding the scope of the project that needs to be resolved to everybody’s satisfaction!
The simulation was designed for Project Management students. However very little project management skill is required. It is also suitable for Project Team members who may be learning about project management, or used on a team-building course. The simulation takes around 30 minutes to complete, and 30 minutes to reflect and de-brief the learning points.
The Garden Project can be used as an Ice-Breaker type activity at the beginning of a training course to encourage communication and participation.
Pictures
The following gallery shows the product in full detail.
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- The Garden Party Project Facilitator Information 3
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- The Garden Party Project Box Open
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- The Garden Party Project Team Information
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- The Garden Party Project Contents
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- The Garden Party Project Four Card Sets
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- The Garden Party Project Card Backs
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- The Garden Party Project Card Fronts
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- The Garden Party Project Box Closed
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- The Garden Party Project Facilitator Information 2
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- The Garden Party Project in Use
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- The Garden Party Project Contents 2
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- The Garden Party Project Facilitator Information
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- Teams Solve The Garden Party Project
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Experiential Learning is Learning by Doing. The Garden Party Project tests the ability of people to share information, work as a team, and break down a (relatively simple) project into its relevant constituent parts as they work towards a solution.
