Live Action Response
Live Action Response is a team reflection exercise for reflection and learning: it helps participants reflect on experience and turn observations into learning.
How to run it
- next to or in front/behind them and shared one person story or business knowledge flow Ahead of time or by popular vote, have one person or a few come up on stage
- This person is to give the most unspoken, frank, insightful, endearing and poignant advice that they can
- Invite other groups or presenters or pitches to come up and give their 'share/presentation" with the
- This should be done in a playful manner but also be very direct
- Live Action Response Timing 30 60 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Using the most verbal and perhaps combative person but insightful in the room, have them be the voice of the unspoken or customer to bring sharing of participants to life Process Ensure the audience has already met each other People Science style everyone has met their neighbors.
- possibly think of Invite other groups or presenters or pitches to come up and give their 'share/presentation" with the.
- This should be done in a playful manner but also be very direct Debrief after each team shares/presentations are over.
- Video record the sessions for a highlight or bloopers reel to be played later .
- Using the most verbal and perhaps combative person but insightful in the room, have them be the voice of the unspoken or customer to bring sharing of participants to life
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Prompts to use +
next to or in front/behind them and shared one person story or business knowledge flow Ahead of time or by popular vote, have one person or a few come up on stage
This person is to give the most unspoken, frank, insightful, endearing and poignant advice that they can
Invite other groups or presenters or pitches to come up and give their 'share/presentation" with the
Live Action Response Timing 30 60 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Using the most verbal and perhaps combative person but insightful in the room, have them be the voice of the unspoken or customer to bring sharing of participants to life Process Ensure the audience has already met each other People Science style everyone has met their neighbors.
possibly think of Invite other groups or presenters or pitches to come up and give their 'share/presentation" with the.
This should be done in a playful manner but also be very direct Debrief after each team shares/presentations are over.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Live Action Response. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: next to or in front/behind them and shared one person story or business knowledge flow Ahead of time or by popular vote, have one person or a few come up on stage; This person is to give the most unspoken, frank, insightful, endearing and poignant advice that they can; Invite other groups or presenters or pitches to come up and give their 'share/presentation" with the; Live Action Response Timing 30 60 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Using the most verbal and perhaps combative person but insightful in the room, have them be the voice of the unspoken or customer to bring sharing of participants to life Process Ensure the audience has already met each other People Science style everyone has met their neighbors.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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