U-CrAc - Bodystorming
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Bodystorming is a technique where participants physically act out a scenario to experience it firsthand and generate new ideas. It involves setting up a realistic situation with props and others, and testing interactions by physically moving through and changing the space. The goal is to understand how people interact with environments and make decisions from an embodied perspective to derive insights.
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