Hi
I've used alpha order and also, with groups from the same organization, classification games. The later work especially well and often get a good bit of discussion going.

Larry Reitz

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> On Jan 12, 2016, at 11:33 AM, Harrelson, Amy <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>  I am looking for some RIM "test your knowledge" kind of games I can play with about 80 people in a meeting.  I was thinking things like definition bingo, putting items in alpha order the quickest in groups, maybe family feud type questions or trivia.  What has worked for large groups for you all in the past?  This is going to be a bridge into training introduction for the entire organization.  The audience will be records management team members so they will have prior, or at least should ,knowledge.
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> Thanks,
> adh
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