Workshop Planner Tool to Design Engaging and High-impact Meetings
Made for facilitators who care about process design
We spend a lot of our working lives in meetings. Making them more effective and impactful for everyone involved is a job that often falls to managers, facilitators, and team leaders. SessionLab’s session planner can help you plan and design more effective meetings and save time to boot. Reuse content between meetings, collaborate in real-time with clients and co-facilitators, and use exercises from our library of 700+ expert facilitation techniques. Get started with a free account today!
Flexibility in planning your meeting agenda
Design a meeting process the intuitive way. Our agenda planner helps you focus on bringing together the right process while making sure your timing is correct.
- Drag & drop agenda builder
- Automated time calculation
- Color coded session building blocks
Professional communication with your clients
Impress your clients when you involve them in the design process or share the final agenda. Stay in control by giving editor or viewer access to your session plan, and simply create customisable PDF and Word exports.
- Sharing with different access rights
- Preview links to open sessions without login
- Easily create beautiful printouts
Seamless collaboration between co-facilitators
Coordinate your session planning process with our collaborative agenda planner. Bring the power and flexibility of sticky notes in a virtual environment. SessionLab is super easy to use for everyone on your team.
- Real-time collaboration
- Commenting and notifications
- Assign co-facilitators
Library of 700+ facilitation methods
Browse among hundreds of expert-reviewed facilitation methods to choose the right ones for your session.
- Select your favorite methods
- Create your own private library
- Easily use the methods in your session plans
Finger Rules #meeting facilitation #action
This effective technique can be used at any meeting to make discussions more structured and efficient. By using simple hand gestures, participants can express different opinions and desires.
Project Point of Departure #project planning #action #explore and understand #hyperisland
This is a method for individuals and teams to define the structure, direction and first steps of a project. The individual or team works through a set of questions and documents the answers in a sharable digital format. This can either be a “living” document that develops with the project it can be left as just a clear and concise record of the starting-point.