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Michel G. J. Binet e Cristina Coelho representaram o GEACC no Training Workshop em Conversation Analytic Role-play Method (CARM), promovido por Elizabeth Stokoe e Rein Sikveland nos dias 21 e 22 de Janeiro de 2016, na Loughborough University !Visitar o site do Workshop de formação | Link_______________________What is CARM?CARM - the Conversation Analytic Role-play Method – is an approach to communication training workshops used across different workplace and organizational settings. It is based on research evidence about the sorts of problems and roadblocks that can occur in interaction, as well as the techniques and strategies that best resolve them. In contrast to traditional role-playing encounters - which differ from the actual encounters they seek to mimic - CARM uses audio- and video-recordings of real-time, actual interactions as the basis of its training technique.Who is this training workshop for?The workshop is intended for academics and practitioners who want to learn about CARM and its use in training professionals to have effective conversations with whom they interact. It will cover the development of CARM and problems with traditional forms of role-play training. We will also discuss how to gain accreditation for CARM for Continuing Professional Development, as well as how to use CARM as an accredited CARM trainer. The workshop is best suited to academics who have some training in CA, have conducted CA research, and want to run workshops with practitioners. Participants should have completed or currently be working on their PhD. How?The workshop will provide examples of its use in a variety of workplace settings, including mediation, police-suspect investigative interviews, medical interaction, and sales encounters. The workshop will be a mix of mini-lectures, practical activities and exercises, including hands-on work with recorded conversation. All materials will be provided.