In partnership with Play the Communication Game using our online tool - ZeST. A fun, informative board game which helps anyone interacting with the public to understand the different ways people communicate and improve their own communication skills. It uses realistic scenarios and activities to help players understand the barriers faced by people who have communication support needs. A version of the board game for use with TEAMS, ZOOM, SKYPE. Learn more about ZeST here Add the board game to your order here What is ZeST? Game Description ZeST replicates the benefits of face-to-face games in a simple web-based tool that anyone can use. It does not require any training or special technology. ZeST games are designed to be played during group meetings on Zoom, Skype, Teams, WebEx. There is no direct link between ZeST and these meetings platforms. The facilitator just shares their ZeST screen with the group. The actual games are designed to be very simple to manage allowing the facilitator to concentrate on encouraging and maintaining group discussions. ZeST games will help you to recreate the energy and discussions you’d get during a face-to-face game. A single licence gives you unrestricted access to a specific game on the ZeST platform for 12 months. A single licence allows one online game session to be run at any time. However, you can invite as many participants as you wish to each session and you can organise as many back-to-back game sessions as you need. You can also purchase additional licenses. The Communication Game helps all frontline service providers in health and social care to improve the way they communicate with people. People communicate in many ways, and The Communication Game is designed to help staff think about different methods of communicating and how they can improve their own communication skills to interact effectively with as many people as possible. The game use questions, scenarios and interactive activities to help players explore different ways of communicating and think about the barriers faced by people who do not communicate using normal everyday speech. It also helps players to think about the changes they can make to become a more effective communicator and provide an inclusive service to everyone, regardless of their preferred method of communication. Topics covered include: Methods of communication Barriers to effective communication Understanding communication support needs Techniques to improve communication Audience Suitable for anyone who interacts with the public. This includes but is not limited to: Nurses, doctors and allied health professionals Social care staff Receptionists and support staff Local authority staff i.e. housing association, education or leisure services
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