m21 Team Meeting
Closed meeting to be held on 14th March 2008
- 10.00am - (Informal/verbal) presentations of individual evaluations of the workshop (see suggested framework)
- Using the Collective Story-telling tool:
n.b. PLEASE DO NOT PREPARE A POWERPOINT
We will use a PowerPoint clock
- Each participant tells their perspective of the Pines Calyx event through a short 10 minute presentation.
- We give no generic formula for this and all are able to tell their story in a way that is individual and meaningful to them.
- HOWEVER.....As a guide we could use Matilda and Annette's Five levels of processing: -
Level 1. Sensual 2 minutes
- Prompt: What did you see, what did you smell, what did it feel like, what were the sounds?
Level 2. Factual 2 minutes
- Prompt: What did you learn, what facts did you find interesting?
Level 3. Connectivity/systemic/the outside world 2 minutes
- Prompt: How did what you learnt relate to the outside world, other systems, what are the relations between the talks?
Level 4. Future – what ifs 2 minutes
- Prompt: How might you apply what you learnt and experienced to a futures perspective, How can they be applied to Metadesign events in the future?
Level 5. Summary – retell and review 2 minutes
- Prompt: What is your story?
- Continue drawing. Everybody has to take part. We need a big piece of paper and all can draw on it!
Documenting the presentations
- 10.10 John Wood
- 10.20 Jonny B (via Skype)
- 10.30 Annette
- 10.40 Hannah
- 10.50 Coffee
- 11.00 John B
- 11.30 Mathilda
- 11.40 Julia
- 11.50 Group discussion
- In silence, the others listen to the telling, but one member of the group takes notes/draws.
- This person changes with each speaker.
- The whole telling is observed by an outsider <?>
1.00pm LUNCH
2.00pm - 3.00pm - Planning for our Metadesign Talk on Monday 17th
3.00 - 5.00 Space for discussion, evaluation of data gathering, reflection on day's events and uses of tools
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