An excellent "filler" when participants are waiting for the next event to starte, or when there is a lull in a program. An excellent part of a Bond themed program.
This game has the potential to
- keep participants occupied
- challenge knowledge of Jame Bond's adventures
- contribute to teamwork
- allow trivia buffs or film fans to contribute to any program
Participants: 1 and up. No maximum
Time to play: 15 minutes (usually spread over an entire program)
Time to debrief: 5-10 minutes (including explanation of answers
WorldGames booklets include game instructions, usage suggestions, facilitator scripts, participant handouts (if appropriate) and debriefing instructions.
WorldGAMES is the collector, creator and designer of over 800 fun and engaging training games, exercises, simulations, tools and experiential programs. Everything you need for effective action learning. Discover for yourself the magic of the most natural learning process in the world: the power of games as metaphors that relate directly to the workplace.
These games are fun, mostly competitive, have rules and winners. They have the power to:
- change behaviour in a safe context
- make data heavy programs come alive and interesting
- maximise the retention of what your people learn
- make learning fun
- simply get results that will amaze you
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This product is a PDF downloadable booklet containing game instructions, debrief instructions and any handouts needed by participants. Your purchase entitles you to freely utilize the game materials in workshops, training sessions, courses, meetings and other group settings. You are further authorized to make copies of relevant participant pages from the booklet for dissemination to game participants.
Please do not copy or distribute this booklet to other facilitators or training providers who have not purchased a copy. To do so is a violation of the copyright.