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==== Moodboards ==== | ==== Moodboards ==== | ||
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- | In futuring, moodboards and collages can be used in different stages of the process, when a visual image can complement or replace a conversation. Many contemporary futuring techniques tend to be quite verbose, so making a moodboard can refresh | + | In futuring, moodboards and collages can be used in different stages of the process, when a visual image can complement or replace a conversation. Many contemporary futuring techniques tend to be quite verbose, so making a moodboard can refresh participants' |
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We describe the process of creating physical moodboards, as they tend to work best in on-site workshops. If your futuring workshop happens online, consider using a service such as [[https:// | We describe the process of creating physical moodboards, as they tend to work best in on-site workshops. If your futuring workshop happens online, consider using a service such as [[https:// | ||
- | * Step 1: Before the workshop invite the participants to bring images and/or objects that they associate with the core question or issue you will be exploring. You can bring visual materials yourself as well, to provide more diversity and volume. Make sure there is enough (large) paper/ | + | * Step 1: Before the workshop, invite the participants to bring images and/or objects that they associate with the core question or issue you will be exploring. You can bring visual materials yourself as well, to provide more diversity and volume. Make sure there is enough (large) paper/ |
* Step 2: When the participants arrive collect the images and objects and mix them up in one pile. If appropriate spread them out on a table or the floor. | * Step 2: When the participants arrive collect the images and objects and mix them up in one pile. If appropriate spread them out on a table or the floor. | ||
- | * Step 3: Frame the exercise and provide clear instructions. Depending on the size of the group, you might want to have several break-out groups, with a maximum of 4-5 participants per group. | + | * Step 3: Frame the exercise and provide clear instructions. Depending on the size of the group, you might want to have several break-out groups, with a maximum of 4--5 participants per group. |
- | * Step 4: Invite the participants to briefly discuss the topics and atmospheres their moodboard aims to convey. Suggest | + | * Step 4: Invite the participants to briefly discuss the topics and atmospheres their moodboard aims to convey. Suggest |
- | * Step 5: About 5-10 minutes before the end of the exercise, let the participants know how much time they have left and suggest | + | * Step 5: About 5--10 minutes before the end of the exercise, let the participants know how much time they have left and suggest |
* Step 6: Invite the participants to present their moodboards in the form of an exhibition or a ' | * Step 6: Invite the participants to present their moodboards in the form of an exhibition or a ' | ||
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Example moodboards: | Example moodboards: |