Introduction to the tools of collective intelligence

This day is the occasion to discover a toolbox that will show you different ways to function. These tools will introduce you ti the power of the collective intelligence. This generates implication, innovation, successful projects and personal thriving.

Phase(s)

Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production

Subject

Project management

Target groups

Artists, Creative and Cultural Professions, Trainers/Coaches, Advisors

Sectors

for all sectors, photography, visual and graphic arts, music, webdesign, dance, media, performing arts

Level of experience

for all levels, Beginners, Intermediary, Experienced

Prerequisites

Team working

Comments

After this training, you'll be able to register to a more in-depth training and to master the main tools, but also to discovers all possible applications. This in-depth course will allow you to learn how to be a team animator (useful during meetings). In Brussels, these sessions are organised by a partner of SMartBe, La Mission Emploi Artistes

Description

Are you looking for tools that facilitate working in groups? Are you wondering what cuold be helpful for collaborative decision making? How should you divide taks? How can you improve your meetings? How to manage tensions, conflicts? How to find creative solutions to problems? How can you stop exhausting yourself pushing your team to achieve your goals?

Content

try out collective intellectual tools adapted to your reality
basic principles of team dynamics
promotion of your team's potential
the path to follow to set up these tools

Method

Active methodology, putting the accent on the participants' inputs and giving them the possibility to exchange among peers.

Objectives

Discover the potential of these tools
Start a process of change in your team
Combine pleasure at work with a great efficiency

Results

Know the principle of collective intelligence
Measure its interest for your team

Resources

None

Evaluations

Questionnaire to be filled out by the participants (paper and online versions exist)

Support material

None

Duration

7 h

Participants

up to 12

Course language(s)

Français, English

Past track experience

since 2016

Trainer

Guy Veny

Personal curriculum

This Curriculum was developed with funding from the EU programme ERASMUS+ as Strategic Partnership in the field of Vocational Education and Training.

This curriculum reflects only the authors’ views; the European Commission and the ERASMUS+ national agencies are not responsible for any use that may be made of the informations it contains.

SMart is a non-profit organisation created in Belgium in 1998 which is developing itself in 8 European countries. SMart aims to simplify and support the professional paths of creative and cultural workers. Their principal goal is to help the self-employed to develop their own activities through a secure system.