Gaming with DVA

Having your learners demonstrate what they've learned is important. 
Here's a quick and fun way to debrief every session. 
Allow your learners to take their or others' stickers with them to be reminded of new key concepts they've learned. 

Tip: With today's technology, have people take a picture for quick reference.
This option keeps things moving and allows for additional debriefing processes.  


For additional debriefing ideas, contact a training specialist at DVA. 



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