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The document outlines an agenda for a NaNoWriMo writing workshop. It includes: - Introductions and group formations from 7:00-7:40 - Three writing exercises from 7:50-8:50 on building a fictional world as a group, individual world-building, and a collaborative mapping exercise - Brief check-ins after each exercise to share work - Information is provided on world-building techniques and generating fictional disasters to impact worlds. The event aims to help participants develop settings for their NaNoWriMo novels.
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Most of us have some ideas about what is creativity and what are the sources of creativity. However, many times these anecdotal concepts may be misconcepts.
Mastering any skill requires basic understanding of original sources of that particular skill.
So is the case for creativity.
When I facilitate my flagship program on “Creativity @ Workplace”, which is conducted in Five weekends, invariably a discussion pops up regarding original source of Creativity.
Recently I delivered a two hours seminar on “Roots of Human Creativity” at local Chamber of Commerce.
Sharing the Presentation of the same.
Hope you would like it.
Please do drop I a few lines of feedback/comments.
Dr Anil Saraogi
Strategic Business Solutions
91-9825077678
Anil.saraogi@gmail.com
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- 1. 1
- 2. • 7:00 – Kick off, introductions • 7:15 – Group formations • 7:20 – First Exercise - Group • 7:40 – Check in • 7:50 – Break • 8:00 – Second Exercise - Individual • 8:20 – Check in • 8:30 – Third Exercise - Mashup • 8:50 – Check in, Prizes, Finish up TIMETABLE 2
- 3. • Andrew – MrAndyPuppy • Jenn – jemiu • Emily – wingwingdark • Ed – creepyed Introductions – YOUR ML’s 3 (& SIDEKICK)
- 4. • How many NaNo’s have you done? • Your Name • Do you use a consistent world in all your novels? Introductions – YOU! 4
- 5. • Creating a stable setting... • …where stories take place in... • …that is consistent... • …and works by its rules. WHAT IS WORLDBUILDING? 5Definition from: http://www.ongoingworlds.com/blog/2014/02/worldbuilding-why-worldbuild/
- 6. • A relatable setting • Preventing errors • Find inspiration • Roadblock against bad writing • Avoid biases/favoritism • A social contract with your readers BENEFITS OF WORLDBUILDING 6Benefits from: http://www.ongoingworlds.com/blog/2014/02/worldbuilding-why-worldbuild/
- 7. • What are some characteristics you think about when building a world? World Building Characteristics 7
- 8. • Planet – Earth, alternate-Earth, another planet? Moon(s)? Sun(s)? Climate? • Time – Past, present, future? • Population – humans, other life-forms, monsters, multiple races? Defining physical attributes? Flora, fauna? • Society – classes, marriage, education, religion, gender/racial roles? • History – how did the world get to this point? • Government – type of political party, monarchy, oligarchy? Laws? Rebellion? • Magic – fantastical magic, superhero magic, advanced technology “magic” World Building Characteristics 8
- 9. CREATE A WORLD GROUP EXERCISE 9
- 10. 10 MINUTE BREAK TAKE A… 10
- 12. Natural Disasters • Earthquake that splits a continent • Tornado/Hurricane • Tsunami • Avalanche • Volcanic Eruption Character Disasters • Kills monarch/world leader • Introduces advanced technology • Causes financial collapse • Crashes into a chemical plant Man-made Disasters • Plane crash • Forest Fire • Bridge Collapse • Civil War/Rebellion • Nuclear War • Germ Warfare Supernatural Disasters • Portal to demon world • Dragons eating population • Magic stops working/malfunctions DISASTERS 12
- 13. EXERCISE CHECK IN SHARING TIME 13
- 14. MASH UP EXERCISE 14 COMMUNAL MAPPING
- 15. CHECK IN + PRIZES FINISHING UP 15
- 16. Event Resources: • Slides: slideshare.net/mrandypuppy • Oct 14 - NaNoPlano Character - nanocharacter2017.eventbrite.com • Oct 21 - NaNoPlano Plot – nanoplot2017.eventbrite.com • NaNoWriMo – KICK OFF Resources: Worksheets are Fun! • Very detailed worldbuilding workbook • SciFi/Fantasy Worksheet • City Building Worksheet • Fantasy World Building • 30 Days of Worldbuilding WHAT’S NEXT? 16