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This was the shortest scenario workshop we have ever attempted to do and our conclusion is that it was: too short! The group was about 15 people, not all of whom know each other, but who all had a specific take on the workshop topic. Most of them were keen to share their knowledge, experience and opinions, but unfortunately such a short workshop meant that we had to cut many interesting conversations (very) short. For this group size and such complex topic a minimum of three hours is needed. | This was the shortest scenario workshop we have ever attempted to do and our conclusion is that it was: too short! The group was about 15 people, not all of whom know each other, but who all had a specific take on the workshop topic. Most of them were keen to share their knowledge, experience and opinions, but unfortunately such a short workshop meant that we had to cut many interesting conversations (very) short. For this group size and such complex topic a minimum of three hours is needed. | ||
- | All that said, it was amazing to see how quickly a group of people who don't know each other can create rich worlds together. The comments we got afterwards was that people found the experience very dense, but also very productive. | + | All that said, it was amazing to see how quickly a group of people who don't know each other can create rich worlds together. The comments we got afterwards was that people found the experience very dense, but also very productive. |
- | The room that the Vooruit provided was perfect for this kind of workshop: a lot of wall space, natural light, enough space for everyone to move. | + | The collaboration with Timelab was great: we came up with the workshop over a sunny lunch in Brussels at a meeting with Eva and Lisa a couple of months earlier. After a few short email exchanges it was clear what they were interested in and what we wanted to do, so there was not much ' |
- | The collaboration with Timelab was great: we came up with the workshop over a sunny lunch in Brussels, after meeting with Eva and Lisa a couple of months earlier. After a few short email exchanges it was clear what they were interested in and what we wanted to do, so there was not much ' | + | Two experienced facilitators who are used to work together are a must for such short sessions. Nik and I had not previously facilitated a scenario workshop together and had only an hour or so to prepare. This would have been fine if we were used to co-facilitation, |
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- | Two experienced facilitators who are used to work together are a must for such short sessions. Nik and I had not previously facilitated a scenario workshop together and had only an hour or so to prepare. This would have been fine if we were used to co-facilitation, | + | |