Praise for Thiagi's first Jolts!"If you facilitate group learning or change management, youwon't want to miss this one!"Elaine Biech, author of Business of Consultingand Training for Dummies"A valuable addition to any trainer's bookshelf."Jean Barbazette, president, The Training Clinic, andauthor of The Art of Great Training Delivery and Managingthe Training Function for Bottom-Line Results"As a Charter Member of BFT (Borrow from Thiagi) Club, I've beenadapting Thiagi's training activities for decades. . . . Use thejolts from this book as a way to instantly and successfully engageyour participants with your topic."Steve Sugar, author of Games That TeachIn his popular first collection of games, Jolts!,renowned trainer and game experts Sivasailam "Thiagi" Thiagarajan(writing with Tracy Tagliati ) handed trainers well-designed gamesto engage and energize participants, clarify complex ideas, andsolidify concepts in participants' minds.Now Thiagi zaps us again with More Jolts!, a collectionof 50 brand-new, ready-to-use jolts that share new ways to captureparticipants' attention; smooth transitions; keep participantsalert even after a break; tap the wisdom of the group; and spice uplectures with relevant activities. The book even identifies thejolts that can be seamlessly incorporated into your next e-learningproject or interactive webinar.Brief, engaging, and easily adaptable to your purpose, MoreJolts! gives you everything you need to pump up the energy andeffectiveness of your training programs.

On the Website ixPreface xiPART 1--JOLTS: WHAT, WHY, AND HOWChapter 1--What Is a Jolt? 3Chapter 2--Why Use Jolts? 7Chapter 3--How to Use Jolts 11PART 2--A COLLECTION OF JOLTSIntroduction to Part 2 19Jolt 1. $5 Meetings 29Jolt 2. 20 Questions 35Jolt 3. 60 Seconds 39Jolt 4. Aloft 43Jolt 5. Birds of a Feather 47Jolt 6. Categories 51Jolt 7. Choice 55Jolt 8. Coaching Blitz 59Jolt 9. Context 63Jolt 10. Count and Spell 67Jolt 11. Cut Deeper 69Jolt 12. Daily To-Dos 73Jolt 13. Different Similarities 77Jolt 14. Diversity and Inclusion 81Jolt 15. Do You See What I See? 89Jolt 16. Exclusion 91Jolt 17. Eye Test 99Jolt 18. Four Ears 105Jolt 19. Four Years 109Jolt 20. Improvement 113Jolt 21. Instructions 117Jolt 22. Johari 121Jolt 23. Latecomer 125Jolt 24. Listen 129Jolt 25. LPPT 135Jolt 26. Match 139Jolt 27. Miss-Understanding 143Jolt 28. Not Fair 147Jolt 29. Now You See It, Now You Don't 151Jolt 30. Paper Folding 155Jolt 31. People 157Jolt 32. Pop 161Jolt 33. Positives 165Jolt 34. Proofread 169Jolt 35. Quick Change 173Jolt 36. Quick Draw 177Jolt 37. Ranking 181Jolt 38. Rapid Response 185Jolt 39. Ritual 191Jolt 40. Rope Trick 195Jolt 41. Secret Job Aid 199Jolt 42. Snake Bite 203Jolt 43. Strengths 209Jolt 44. Systematic Ranking 213Jolt 45. Team Poker 219Jolt 46. Teamwork 223Jolt 47. Ten Traits 229Jolt 48. Top Three 235Jolt 49. Values 239Jolt 50. Walk, Stop, Talk, Hop 245PART 3--A COLLECTION OF DEBRIEFING GAMESIntroduction to Part 3 251Debriefing Game 1. Got a Question 253Debriefing Game 2. Last Player Standing 257Debriefing Game 3. Live Likert 259Debriefing Game 4. Men and Women 261Debriefing Game 5. Mood Check 265Debriefing Game 6. Seven Lessons 269Debriefing Game 7. Slogans 273Debriefing Game 8. Sticky Ideas 275Debriefing Game 9. Sudden Survey 277Debriefing Game 10. Take Five 281Index 285About the Authors 295About the American Society for Training & Development297