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The document provides instructions for an activity involving 12 participants, 5 trends, and a GPS board. The participants are split into 6 duos, with each duo assigned to a segment on the board containing a trend or left empty. The duos brainstorm and write ideas on post-its in their segment for 10 minutes, then the board rotates and they continue for another trend until all segments are filled with diverse ideas.
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- 4. 12 PARTICIPANTS FORM 6 DUO’S. 5 DUO’S SIT IN FRONT OF A SEGMENT WITH TREND. 1 DUO SITS IN FRONT OF AN EMPTY SEGMENT. 1 FACILITATOR TO SUPERVISE THE TIMEFRAME AND GIVE INSTRUCTIONS. PREPARATION
- 5. EACH DUO DISCUSSES AND BRAINSTORMS AROUND THE TREND IN ITS SEGMENT. WRITE EACH IDEA DOWN ON A POST-IT AND STICK IT IN THE SEGMENT. EXCECUTION
- 6. THE DUO AT THE EMPTY SEGMENT WRITES DOWN IDEAS THAT CANNOT BE CLASSIFIED UNDER ONE OF THE 5 TRENDS. EXCECUTION
- 7. THE FACILITATOR SIGNALS AFTER 10 MINUTES TO ROTATE THE BOARD ONE SEGMENT. THIS IS DONE 6 TIMES. ROTATION
- 8. A GPS BOARD WITH PLENTY OF DIFFERENT AND VARIOUS IDEAS. RESULT
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