The document provides instructions for an affinity diagramming activity. It involves individuals writing down ideas on sticky notes, then grouping in teams to organize the ideas into categories based on similarities. The groups will elect a spokesperson, discuss and build upon the ideas, sort them into columns based on affinity, suggest category names, and present the results for whole group discussion.

1. information sharing
• 5’’ to prepare a 90 sec summary (150-300
words)
• Subject and motivation of choice
• Relevant informations (for the brief)
• Comments and observations
• 2’’ presentation (help with reading)
• 1’’ Comments
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Affinity diagram
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Affinity diagram
• single: 5 minutes review ideas and trasfer into sticky notes (1 idea per
note)
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Affinity diagram
• single: 5 minutes review ideas and trasfer into sticky notes (1 idea per
note)
• 2 groups together (4 - 5 people):
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Affinity diagram
• single: 5 minutes review ideas and trasfer into sticky notes (1 idea per
note)
• 2 groups together (4 - 5 people):
• elect a spokesman for the session
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6. re.mooc
Affinity diagram
• single: 5 minutes review ideas and trasfer into sticky notes (1 idea per
note)
• 2 groups together (4 - 5 people):
• elect a spokesman for the session
• collect ideas and post on the table briefly discussing (group can add
elements/other aspects if appropriate: build on ideas)
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Affinity diagram
• single: 5 minutes review ideas and trasfer into sticky notes (1 idea per
note)
• 2 groups together (4 - 5 people):
• elect a spokesman for the session
• collect ideas and post on the table briefly discussing (group can add
elements/other aspects if appropriate: build on ideas)
• sort ideas into 3 columns (or clusters) based on affinity [you can use a
parking lot for ideas that do not seem to fit]
Sunday, February 24, 13

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Affinity diagram
• single: 5 minutes review ideas and trasfer into sticky notes (1 idea per
note)
• 2 groups together (4 - 5 people):
• elect a spokesman for the session
• collect ideas and post on the table briefly discussing (group can add
elements/other aspects if appropriate: build on ideas)
• sort ideas into 3 columns (or clusters) based on affinity [you can use a
parking lot for ideas that do not seem to fit]
• suggest categories (in case of disagreement on the name for the
category - put both)
Sunday, February 24, 13

9. re.mooc
Affinity diagram
• single: 5 minutes review ideas and trasfer into sticky notes (1 idea per
note)
• 2 groups together (4 - 5 people):
• elect a spokesman for the session
• collect ideas and post on the table briefly discussing (group can add
elements/other aspects if appropriate: build on ideas)
• sort ideas into 3 columns (or clusters) based on affinity [you can use a
parking lot for ideas that do not seem to fit]
• suggest categories (in case of disagreement on the name for the
category - put both)
• POSTUP for collective discussion
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6 thinking hats
•Blue: control & organization of thinking
•White: objective facts & figures
•Red: emotions & feelings
•Yellow: hope, positive & speculative
•Green: creativity, ideas & lateral thinking
•Black: cautious & careful
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