Tagged Conversations
Tagged Conversations is a team reflection exercise for reflection and learning: it helps participants reflect on experience and turn observations into learning.
How to run it
- In pairs within the team or threes share three things about each person
- Tagged Conversations Timing 5 - 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives - Quick Description Start the event with some People Science practice. This is a great, fun way to begin learning how to develop and expand your network performance. Process Divide players into random team of predefined People Science teams . In pairs within the team or threes share three things about each person. Pen/paper, phones or laptops are out and each person takes notes on the other. Preferably in short. words, phrases or tags After 3-5 minutes email the knowledge weaver/People Science Expert or all done via app and the other. people in the group the notes/tags you wrote down Repeat no more than 3 times before completing the exercise. Logistics Each person needs internet access via phone or computer or pen and paper and types up later . Give participants the document "PS Capture" for details on how to capture data. Cool Possibilities/Options Do real time People Science big data analysis with instant feedback to teams this will shock the. participants! Post the information on the event app. Speed up the rounds of sharing to only include descriptive words or phrasing . Discuss afterwards the shared words or phrases and dive deeper into each . Assign one person to continue tagging individual insights, traits and facts throughout sessions . 382 People Science Data Capture Direct feed to People Science System . Minimum. Emails sent to each of the people talking to each other for future reference. Emails captured back and forth and connected to profile so People Science eco-system and feedback can. grow Speed up the rounds of sharing to only include descriptive words or phrasing. Tags 5 - 15 minutes, connection, energizer, exercise, facilitation tool, fun, icebreaker, network performance, networking, sharing, skills, small groups, tagging 383
- Tagged Conversations Timing 5 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Start the event with some People Science practice.
- This is a great, fun way to begin learning how to develop and expand your network performance.
- people in the group the notes/tags you wrote down Repeat no more than 3 times before completing the exercise.
- Give participants the document "PS Capture" for details on how to capture data.
- Discuss afterwards the shared words or phrases and dive deeper into each .
- Assign one person to continue tagging individual insights, traits and facts throughout sessions .
- Start the event with some People Science practice.
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In pairs within the team or threes share three things about each person
Tagged Conversations Timing 5 - 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives - Quick Description Start the event with some People Science practice. This is a great, fun way to begin learning how to develop and expand your network performance. Process Divide players into random team of predefined People Science teams . In pairs within the team or threes share three things about each person. Pen/paper, phones or laptops are out and each person takes notes on the other. Preferably in short. words, phrases or tags After 3-5 minutes email the knowledge weaver/People Science Expert or all done via app and the other. people in the group the notes/tags you wrote down Repeat no more than 3 times before completing the exercise. Logistics Each person needs internet access via phone or computer or pen and paper and types up later . Give participants the document "PS Capture" for details on how to capture data. Cool Possibilities/Options Do real time People Science big data analysis with instant feedback to teams this will shock the. participants! Post the information on the event app. Speed up the rounds of sharing to only include descriptive words or phrasing . Discuss afterwards the shared words or phrases and dive deeper into each . Assign one person to continue tagging individual insights, traits and facts throughout sessions . 382 People Science Data Capture Direct feed to People Science System . Minimum. Emails sent to each of the people talking to each other for future reference. Emails captured back and forth and connected to profile so People Science eco-system and feedback can. grow Speed up the rounds of sharing to only include descriptive words or phrasing. Tags 5 - 15 minutes, connection, energizer, exercise, facilitation tool, fun, icebreaker, network performance, networking, sharing, skills, small groups, tagging 383
Tagged Conversations Timing 5 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Start the event with some People Science practice.
This is a great, fun way to begin learning how to develop and expand your network performance.
people in the group the notes/tags you wrote down Repeat no more than 3 times before completing the exercise.
Give participants the document "PS Capture" for details on how to capture data.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Tagged Conversations. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: In pairs within the team or threes share three things about each person; Tagged Conversations Timing 5 - 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives - Quick Description Start the event with some People Science practice. This is a great, fun way to begin learning how to develop and expand your network performance. Process Divide players into random team of predefined People Science teams . In pairs within the team or threes share three things about each person. Pen/paper, phones or laptops are out and each person takes notes on the other. Preferably in short. words, phrases or tags After 3-5 minutes email the knowledge weaver/People Science Expert or all done via app and the other. people in the group the notes/tags you wrote down Repeat no more than 3 times before completing the exercise. Logistics Each person needs internet access via phone or computer or pen and paper and types up later . Give participants the document "PS Capture" for details on how to capture data. Cool Possibilities/Options Do real time People Science big data analysis with instant feedback to teams this will shock the. participants! Post the information on the event app. Speed up the rounds of sharing to only include descriptive words or phrasing . Discuss afterwards the shared words or phrases and dive deeper into each . Assign one person to continue tagging individual insights, traits and facts throughout sessions . 382 People Science Data Capture Direct feed to People Science System . Minimum. Emails sent to each of the people talking to each other for future reference. Emails captured back and forth and connected to profile so People Science eco-system and feedback can. grow Speed up the rounds of sharing to only include descriptive words or phrasing. Tags 5 - 15 minutes, connection, energizer, exercise, facilitation tool, fun, icebreaker, network performance, networking, sharing, skills, small groups, tagging 383; Tagged Conversations Timing 5 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Start the event with some People Science practice.; This is a great, fun way to begin learning how to develop and expand your network performance.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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