In December 2016, Ken Brown launched theemuexperience.com as the home for new content, including revised and updated blog posts on The EMU Experience.
This site, kenwbrown.com, remains available as a resource. Older posts continue to live here, and the materials still serve trainers, educators, and facilitators looking for engagement techniques.
What this means for visitors
- New articles and announcements are published at theemuexperience.com.
- Earlier posts and resources stay accessible here on kenwbrown.com.
- Subscribers on this site are added to the theemuexperience.com mailing list.
This site continues to serve as a long-standing archive of engagement techniques, training tips, and facilitation ideas gathered over many years of working with adult learners. While newer articles now appear on a companion site dedicated to the emu experience, the pages here still hold older posts, examples, and exercises that trainers, educators, and team leaders often find useful. The content was created for professionals who design learning experiences, deliver presentations, or run meetings and want a more interactive approach. Visitors exploring the archives will find reflections on classroom delivery, audience participation, and methods for making sessions feel more memorable and unexpectedly engaging for everyone in the room.
Readers looking for the freshest writing are encouraged to visit the newer home for articles, where revised and updated pieces are published on a regular schedule. The two sites are meant to work together, with this one acting as a steady reference shelf of ideas, commentary, and stories from past engagements. Topics historically covered here include engagement techniques, practical training tools, ways to increase participation, and thoughtful approaches to designing experiences that respect the time and attention of adult learners. The aim has always been to offer approachable guidance that helps learning professionals feel more confident, creative, and prepared when stepping in front of an audience.
For questions about workshops, online courses, or collaboration, reach out by email at ken@kenwbrown.com.