Carousel
Spread the flip-charts through the entire room, making sure there is enough distance in between to allow group discussions between participants without disturbing the others too much.
How to run it
- Spread the flip-charts through the entire room, making sure there is enough distance in between to allow group discussions between participants without disturbing the others too much.
- Quickly introduce the topic at hand and go through the questions of each flip-chart, making sure everybody understands the questions correctly.
- Aks participants to split into pairs, or groups up to 5 people if you have a bigger group. You should have one group per flip-chart/question.
- Ask each group to answer the question by adding their ideas, facts and opinions on the flip-chart either with images, writing or post-it artifacts in a way that it is possible for others to interprete the data presented.
- Give each group 2-3min time to add their information and rotate to the next flip-chart (clock-wise or counter clock-wise)
- Repeat until each group has answered all the questions.
- Give the entire group another 5-10min to review all generated content and move to the next step: prioritization and/or deeper research into some of the ideas generated.
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Quickly introduce the topic at hand and go through the questions of each flip-chart, making sure everybody understands the questions correctly.
Aks participants to split into pairs, or groups up to 5 people if you have a bigger group. You should have one group per flip-chart/question.
Ask each group to answer the question by adding their ideas, facts and opinions on the flip-chart either with images, writing or post-it artifacts in a way that it is possible for others to interprete the data presented.
Give each group 2-3min time to add their information and rotate to the next flip-chart (clock-wise or counter clock-wise)
Repeat until each group has answered all the questions.
Give the entire group another 5-10min to review all generated content and move to the next step: prioritization and/or deeper research into some of the ideas generated.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Carousel. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Quickly introduce the topic at hand and go through the questions of each flip-chart, making sure everybody understands the questions correctly.; Aks participants to split into pairs, or groups up to 5 people if you have a bigger group. You should have one group per flip-chart/question.; Ask each group to answer the question by adding their ideas, facts and opinions on the flip-chart either with images, writing or post-it artifacts in a way that it is possible for others to interprete the data presented.; Give each group 2-3min time to add their information and rotate to the next flip-chart (clock-wise or counter clock-wise). Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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