Facilitation Playground: Handslide — Presentations Go Unplugged
🎨 Playground: Practice facilitation, active learning, and workshop design. Host a session, try new methods, and get community feedback. Courage over perfection! ✨
Participation: Highly interactive, cameras on, breakouts, whiteboards.
What if you built your next presentation entirely by hand? ✋
Handslide is a method for designing and delivering fully analog slide decks you can share live, even in online calls.
No PowerPoint, no Canva, no AI. Just paper, markers, and your hands. 📄🖍️👐
Together we'll look at what changes when you remove the digital layer: how you design the presentation, how you deliver it, and how it lands on the people listening. And we'll do it by making things with our hands, in real time.
This is not a sketchnoting session, and you don't need to know how to draw: you just need paper, a pen, and some curiosity. 🤸♀️
It's a Playground, so expect a work in progress, and bring your feedback 😊
Materials to have at hand:
Essential:
6-8 sheets of white A4 paper
A pen or a marker
Scissors (or just your hands — tearing works perfectly)
Nice to have:
A thicker marker, alongside a thin pen/marker
Post-its
A glue stick
An old magazine or newspaper you can cut up
Here's what you'll walk away with:
A repeatable method for designing analog slides — rough first, clean later — covering visual hierarchy, titles, lists and hand-made animations, without any digital tool
A simple technical setup to share handmade slides live, using nothing but your phone
A first-hand experience of what an unplugged production process does to your thinking, and to your audience
Our facilitator:
Ivano Masiero is a Learning Designer, Trainer and Facilitator. He works with teams and organisations to create products, services and experiences that matter, weaving together Lean, Agile and Design Thinking.
In 2020 he co-founded Kitto, a learning design studio that designs learning experiences worth remembering — hands-on, experimental, and grounded in how people actually learn.
See you there!
Anamaria