LEADING A WORKSHOP

ORGANIZING A WORKSHOP - GENERAL INFORMATION

Prerequisites 

Organizing a workshop as a facilitator is allowed to everyone, it is simply requested:


Recommendations

It is also highly recommended:

Note: it takes about 1h45-3h for 68 cards, which makes between 1m30s and 3m per card approximately (reading + positioning reflection).


Also: you have the right to make mistakes, no one will blame you on one or two approximations, and you will probably not be an expert in the areas in which the workshop ventures! The best way to feel comfortable is to get even more information and training! This is precisely the purpose of this workshop: to make the complexity of the meta-problem understood and to stimulate the thirst for knowledge and the collective search for solutions!


Running

Regardless of the form, the workshop begins with a quick round-table to find out:


Then, it is followed by a presentation of the workshop, essentially:


Throughout the workshop, it is important to point out several things to the participant:


Ditto, the workshop must end with a last round table to allow everyone:

Note that it is possible to merge all the groups into one to close the workshop and do a global round table, it is more rewarding.


Optionally, notify the workshop team that a workshop has taken place by completing (as a facilitator) the participant count form.

ORGANIZING A FACE-TO-FACE WORKSHOP

Hosting a face-to-face workshop is different from hosting an online workshop, and has its pros and cons.

To organize a face-to-face workshop, you will need to: 

ORGANIZING AN ONLINE WORKSHOP

Organizing an online workshop is quite simple, you will need:


Generally speaking, expect to add around 15-20 minutes to the total time when hosted online, as not everyone is as digitally savvy.

Don't forget to use Ctrl/Shift+Click to mass-select objects to move, to group them in case someone ungroups them, and to ask Ctrl+Z to undo if someone accidentally deletes cards, and don't forget that you can lock objects as an animator in Mural.

Finally, don't forget that a workshop solution/correction is available online, at the end of the workshop sources, on the site!