Exercise to get participants involved

[gwjohng -at- yahoo -dot- com]

I am involved with a series of workshops at my company where we teach engineers to write effect documentation. These workshops seem to go very well and despite attendance being entirely elective, the classes are filled to capacity.

We are looking for a relevant exercise we can conduct early during the two hour session which will get the participants verbally involved in the workshop. We are after something that encourages folks to ask questions, make comments and become comfortable interacting with their fellow participants.

Does anyone have suggestions for such exercises? If so, could you describe the exercise?

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