Name Tags for Success
Help participants convert experience into shared insight and learning.
How to run it
- Part 1 Getting the basics Make sure the first names of participants can be read from 10 feet away
- name should cover the full width of the name tag you choose
- Raising the height can be accomplished as easily as clipping the tag higher, or shortening the cord on which the name tag is hanging Part 2 Choosing the type of name tag 'Write-your-own" name tag - only allow large/thick markers
- This will force participants to write their name
- ODUJHU Try Scout Books - This allows you to write or print names and information, plus
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Prompts to use +
Part 1 Getting the basics Make sure the first names of participants can be read from 10 feet away
name should cover the full width of the name tag you choose
Raising the height can be accomplished as easily as clipping the tag higher, or shortening the cord on which the name tag is hanging Part 2 Choosing the type of name tag 'Write-your-own" name tag - only allow large/thick markers
This will force participants to write their name
ODUJHU Try Scout Books - This allows you to write or print names and information, plus
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or your own local model: paste this prompt and your AI will co-facilitate this exercise with you.
Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Name Tags for Success. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Part 1 Getting the basics Make sure the first names of participants can be read from 10 feet away; name should cover the full width of the name tag you choose; Raising the height can be accomplished as easily as clipping the tag higher, or shortening the cord on which the name tag is hanging Part 2 Choosing the type of name tag 'Write-your-own" name tag - only allow large/thick markers; This will force participants to write their name. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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