170 cards
This deck introduces the core skills of meeting facilitation, from setting agendas and defining objectives to handling common group dynamics. The cards walk through foundational concepts like the role of a facilitator, the purpose of a meeting brief, and useful techniques such as round-robin sharing and dot voting. You'll also encounter practical tools facilitators use to keep conversations on track, including time boxes, parking lots, and meeting norms.
The deck is a good fit for team leads, project managers, scrum masters, and anyone who finds themselves running group discussions and wanting to do it more effectively. It's also useful for individual contributors who want to understand the structure behind well-run meetings so they can participate more confidently or suggest improvements to the process.
Because many of these concepts build on one another, try studying the cards in short sessions over several days rather than cramming them all at once. A helpful approach is to pick one or two techniques from the deck and try applying them in your next meeting, then come back to the cards to reflect on how it went. Connecting the flashcard questions to real situations will make the ideas stick much faster than passive review alone.