Conference D

Conference D will be held in the afternoon of September 4. We have 7 workshops for deep learning on different IAF core competencies. To help participants to choose the workshops, we design three icons to give participants a quick understanding of the theme of the workshop. These three icons are as follows:

D1：The Modified Delphi Facilitation Technique – A Case Study in successfully combining Delphi and group process facilitation to reach consensus within the scientific community.
Presenter: Kimberly Bain, CPF
IAF Core Competencies: A, B, C, D, E
Number of participants: unlimited

Many in the facilitation community believe that the Delphi technique of decision-making is antiquated and does not lend itself to true consensus building. However, Delphi is a proven evidence-based technique that the scientific community is comfortable with and has confidence in...more 

D2：“Crossroad”: An innovative tool for facilitation
Presenter: Toshiko Kikkawa, Ph.D.; Natsu Iwaki, CPF
IAF Core Competencies: B, C, D
Number of participants: unlimited

“Crossroad” is a simulation game and was originally developed as a table top exercise designed to enhance the awareness of the necessity of disaster responsiveness.
The dilemmas shown in the game, in turn, suggest variations that can be used in...more 

D3：Iconology 101
Presenter: Huang Kailin; Gerauld Wong
IAF Core Competencies: A, C, D
Number of participants: 5-25

With the explosion of the visual revolution in presentation delivery and facilitation practices, this breakout is designed to set you up with rendering basics for icons, concepts and templates...more 

D4：ITC(Inter team cooperation) program for solution of inter team Conflict
Presenter: Hee jae yoo, CPF; Young Seok Lee, CPF
IAF Core Competencies: A, B, C, D, E, F
Number of participants: 8-20

Since the complexity of work and structural subdivision in organizations are increasing, every organization requires a high level of collaboration not only within teams but also between teams. However, when organizations are facing cooperation issues between teams, they usually leave the situation as it is because cooperation issues often seem to be too sensitive to surface...more 

D5：Moving from IQ & EQ to TQ
Team Quotient – The New Paradigm in Facilitating High Performance Teams
Presenter: Douglas Gerber, CPF
IAF Core Competencies: A, B, C, D, E, F
Number of participants: 15-40

IQ & EQ are well-accepted buzzwords, focusing the individual. However equally important to organizations is the team, which often takes a back seat. No longer. In his groundbreaking work, CPF Douglas Gerber has devised “TQ”, or “Team Quotient”, which measures the ability to work effectively in and as a team. TQ gauges the extent to which the team engenders trust,...more 

D6：Cognition in Facilitation process
How does the facilitator’s sensor work?
Making perfect facilitator Robot Episode Ⅰ
Presenter: Hideyuki Yoshiokam, CPF; Tomohide Oshima; Eri Kagamiyama; Yusuke Katayose
IAF Core Competencies: B, C, D, E, F
Number of participants: 18-25

Imagine how to make a Facilitator Robot. Currently AI (Artificial Intelligence) is being studied to apply to various kinds of professional skilled job. In this workshop we provide the opportunity to share each other’s way to recognize, how facilitator’s sensor works. And also you will find out how your sensor works and how to sharpen your sensor...more 

D7：Brainstorming is Dead - Idealogue method
Presenter: Pepe Nummi, CPF
IAF Core Competencies: C, D, E
Number of participants: 6-100

In this session you learn a North European facilitation method called Idealogue. The idealogue method is an improved alternative to traditional brainstorming methods and doesn’t just allow for ideas to be created and shared, but also helps facilitate the understanding of shared ideas, creating group consensus...more