Offline Social Network
Demonstrate how OFFLINE social networks can help you form new connections by discovering and becoming more discoverable to potential collaborators who share your passions
How to run it
- Give each group a whiteboard
- Ask each participant to write their name and three things they are passionate about on a post-it note and
- put it up on their group's whiteboard in a circular format random order is ideal - there should be one post it per person
- Ask each participant to then compare their "passion- " with the
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Give each group a whiteboard
Ask each participant to write their name and three things they are passionate about on a post-it note and
put it up on their group's whiteboard in a circular format random order is ideal - there should be one post it per person
Ask each participant to then compare their "passion- " with the
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Offline Social Network. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Give each group a whiteboard; Ask each participant to write their name and three things they are passionate about on a post-it note and; put it up on their group's whiteboard in a circular format random order is ideal - there should be one post it per person; Ask each participant to then compare their "passion- " with the. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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