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Welcome to the Neuland blog!

Welcome to the Neuland blog!

Here we inform you about new products, news, and interesting facts from the world of Neuland products and topics.
News from the scene, web finds, dates, operating instructions, and downloads.

Here we inform you about new products, news, and interesting facts from the world of Neuland products and topics.
News from the scene, web finds, dates, operating instructions, and downloads.

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With storytelling, you can clarify concepts, inspire employees and overcome challenges.
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The third volume in the bestselling "Playable" series contains 83 fresh game ideas and exercises.
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Today I will show you the advantages of the Neuland Outliner!
If you draw a picture with a black marker and then write or draw over it with a light marker, you often get a gray tone in the color. To prevent this, Neuland has developed a solution: Outliner!
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"Visual Facilitating & Graphic Recording" offers comprehensive information for getting started in the world of visual facilitation.
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Participants often turn up their noses when they are asked to "play" in seminars. Writing games look pleasantly "like work".
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Today I'm going to show you how the EuroFlip works!
The Euroflip is a flipchart and pinboard in one.
You can attach photos, presentation cards and much more to the pinboard side, while you can easily turn over the sheets of the attached paper pad.
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The technical term for attention is "vigilance". It describes the degree of alertness over a certain period of time. The term "selective attention" refers to the focus on certain facts. Both effects are independent of each other. In this article, you will learn how to improve the selective attention of your seminar participants.
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"Children are told stories to put them to sleep, adults to wake them up." This quote from Jorge Bucay fits perfectly with Detlev Blenk's book "Content in a nutshell".
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Untying knots - a game that can be used to train the topics of "leadership" and "team development" in seminars and workshops in an impressive way.
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With Appreciative Inquiry (AI), the focus is not on what is lacking, but on the splendor of what is already working.
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The creative learning methods "Total Physical Response", "Missing Vowels", "Letter Salad", "Timeline" and "Learnflow" bring variety and color to gray learning processes.
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Did you see that? Have you heard that? Have you already done that? Statements like these show how someone thinks and learns. For workshop and seminar leaders, knowledge of the different learning types and learning needs is extremely important: kinaesthetics need to do. Visual learners need to see. Verbal learners need to talk. Auditory learners need to hear. Scriptorians need to read or write. In every good lesson, learners should therefore alternate between seeing, hearing, writing, reading, talking and doing.
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