Learning Circles Tools to Support Co-Facilitation | P2PU
Visit our Knowledge Base to learn more about how P2PU’s learning circle software tools support co-facilitation functionality to make your shared roles more visible to learners.
| The Opportunities and Challenges of Co-Facilitation | Facilitatoru.com |
This in-depth guide offers strategies for preparing, leading, and debriefing after a co-facilitation session. This focuses on the details of handling logistics around time, examining your unintentional assumptions, and evaluating the success of your sessions.
| Co-Facilitation Guidelines | McGill University |
A five-step framework for co-facilitation. Of particular note is Step 1 “know yourself as a facilitator” which includes a worksheet on your facilitation style that you can fill out with your co-facilitator and Step 2 “Meet with your co-facilitator” that has lots of practical questions to discuss with your co-facilitator beforehand.
| The Ultimate Guide to Co-Facilitation | Workshopper |
This guide highlights some of the challenges of co-facilitation and offers solutions that include clearly-defined roles, establishing shared goals, and debriefing after sessions.
| Facilitator Co-Debriefing | Beyond Intractability |
This is an essay about the process of debriefing after a co-facilitation experience. This essay provides sample debrief questions and the explanation of how these questions can further your co-facilitation as well as information about how and when you should be debriefing.
| Communities of Practice: A Facilitation Guide | Minnesota Campus Compact (20mb pdf) |
This extensive manual connects co-facilitation as a strategy to the broader concept of building communities of practice. If you’re interested in digging deeper into building a learning community of fellow learners, this guide is a great resource.