Unleashing the power of multidisciplinary collaboration.
Modern teams need to be productive with colleagues across large distances, indeed across borders. ELT helps to bring teams together through shared experiences.
Unifying diverse expertise
In multidisciplinary teams, uniting varied skill sets and perspectives can be challenging. Our Experiential Learning Tools are designed to bridge these gaps, fostering strong relationships and a shared understanding. Enhance your team's emotional intelligence and collaboration skills to harness the full potential of diverse expertise.
Effective non-verbal communication
Our non-verbal experiential activities are tailored for global teams, offering unique ways to engage and connect without language barriers. These activities are ideal for enhancing non-verbal communication skills, promoting understanding and empathy within diverse teams.
From the ELT Blog
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Sample some of our activities you could use
Workstations Online
A popular and challenging virtual team problem solving game with powerful messages about managing team communication.
Colourblind Plus® Online
A communication focused team building activity designed to develop these skills in individuals, small groups and larger teams.
Broken Square
Building relationships between team members, an awareness of what others need and a willingness to offer resources without any verbal communication.
How else can you use Experiential Learning Tools?
Our tools are adaptable and can be used for: