Editorial Review:
Don't let the audience snooze through any of your presentations! How do you keep an audience from becoming bored or restless during a presentation? Find out with The Big Book of Presentation Games. Each game in The Big Book of Presentation Games is fast, fun, creative, and easy-to-read, and easy-to-lead, and costs little or nothing. Categories also include: great session-openers; icebreakers; climate-setting games; practical jokes and tricks; audience brainteasers; motivation activities; memorable closing activities; and much more! Cached date: AWS Called=true
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Customer Reviews
Average Customer Rating: 
Exact what I was looking for! 2008-06-20 The book provided me with exact the information and suggestions I was looking for - clear text - clear information - easy to understand games - but level good enough to use for highly qualified adults - I put a few things straight into practice on two presentations - used both times different games and icebreakers - and response from participants on both occasions was great. I bought two books by error - handed one over to another course facilitator as a gift - and she is delighted with it as well. If one is starting off or fed up with old games and icebreakers and is looking for suggestions, or ideas - this is the book to buy.
Superb resource book 2007-05-02 I had this series of books before - loaned them out at work and never got them back (go figure!). Happy to have found them again here.
Even company money could be spent more effectively 2003-06-17 For any medium to advanced trainer, group leader, or presenter, this book does not raise any new methods of improving audience participation. In fact, the "cheese" factor is enough to choke even the most discriminating mouse.Having said that, if you're a beginner with little to no background in or exposure to group training, then this book may help give you a little head start to realize how to engage an audience through active participation. It's only because of the potential to aide a beginner that I rated this a 2. Otherwise, it's sitting with a lone star.
Decent 2001-07-24 I was expecting more. But it certainly lived up to its title. Maybe my expectations were a little to hight. I have yet to try any of the examples yet, but I am certainly waiting to try.
It's not that great. 2000-01-29 This book wasn't that great. There were VERY few ideas that I would use. I wouldn't recommend buying this book.
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