Cards against Agility - Improv session
Cards against agility - improv session
Outline/Structure of the Game
Cards against agility - improv session
We will be asking people to do short talks, based on cards they draw from the cards against agility deck. Some will be serious, some will be funny and some will be plain crazy. This is an opportunity to try your hand at public speaking, and to some and have a laugh.
Outline:
We will ask people to sign up to participate in the room.
We will ask people to speak for five (ish) minutes on the topic they draw from the CAA deck.
- You'll only get the cards a few minutes before you have to talk.
- We will probably turn it into some sort of good-natured competition, perhaps with team playoffs.
- We will be encouraging audience participation beyond getting up and speaking.
Learning Outcome
Think on your feet. Play with ideas
Target Audience
Everyone
Prerequisites for Attendees
Come with curiosity, ready to play and laugh
Links
Cards against Agility was originally a Kickstarter game.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/parachute/cards-against-agility
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