This event is for beginners as well as experienced practitioners in Applied Improvisation.

Agenda:
We will start at 12:00 with a lunch in a "Kneipe" in Heidelberg
In the afternoon we will be exchanging information and experience about Applied Improvisation : AIN conferences, networks, applied improvisation activities, Game Swap session (For what kind of skills development Improvisation techniques are used, what kind of workshops do we offer, which games do we use for what, etc...). We will alternate discussions and Improvisation games.
The Werewolf session will take place in the evening from 19:00 until 22:00 if there are still survivors.
Raymond van Driel (NL) will facilitate the Werewolf game like some AIN Members already played in Holland and London http://appliedimprov.ning.com/events/london-ain-evening-event-and
Werewolf is a game that could be used for training topics like Social Awareness, Convincing skills, presentation skills, and being able to separate the content from the way it is communicated (non-verbal behaviour).
On Sunday morning, we will continue the exchange and networking to prepare the AIN Conference in Amsterdam.

If you can't join for the full event, you are welcome to join us for the afternoon or the evening only. Just let me know.

Registration : For organisation purpose (Size of the room, booking a table for lunch,...) please send me as soon as possible an email to confirm your attendance and the time

Location: I will confirm the address when I receive your registration.

Costs
Meals will be paid individually.
The cost of the room will be shared among the participants. About 10 €/participant.

Preparation
Please let me know what you would like to discuss or learn about (You can contact me at fts@fts-training-consulting.com or cell +49 (0) 162 917 04 68.)
For the Game Swap session, if you wish, please prepare one or two favourite Applied Improvisation activities you would like to share with your colleagues. How would you debrief it? Where would you use it?

Dress: casual.

Learn more about Werewolf on www.alistapart.com/articles/managing-werewolves/

“It’s a crucible of people dynamics, improvisation, and intellectual combat. In just a few short hours of game play, you realistically experience some of the worst meeting scenarios imaginable—and the motivation to handle these scenarios with care and agility because, well, you don’t want to die.”

Looking forward to meeting you there,
Frederique