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Week 10: Creative Innovation Practice with the KaosPilots
The document outlines a meeting design framework for the Kaospilot Cape Town initiative, emphasizing shared tools for social entrepreneurship. It includes details on meeting structure, roles, and various tools for ideation and project development. Participants are encouraged to engage creatively and collaboratively through a series of structured processes aimed at experiential learning.
Week 10: Creative Innovation Practice with the KaosPilots
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- 2. I DO ART TOOL#1 – MEETING DESIGN
- 3. Intention Desired Outcome Agenda Rules &Roles Time TOOL #1 – MEETING DESIGN
- 4. INTENTION TO TELL ABOUTKAOSPILOT, OUTPOST AND SHARE PROJECT TOOLS!
- 5. DESIRED OUTCOME SHARED TOOLSWITH PARTICIPANTS TO USE IN LIFE
- 6. AGENDA - KAOSPILOT – CAPETOWN OUTPOST - TOOLS
- 7. RULES - LEAN IN -STAY CURIOUS - THERE IS NO RIGHT OR WRONG
- 8. ROLES MATTIAS – FACILITATOR CECILIA– SUPPORT FACILITATOR HENRIETTE – SUPPORT FACILITATOR
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- 10. TIME 1 p.m. -2 p.m.
- 11. WHAT IS THEKAOSPILOT?
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- 20. THE TEAM ISTHE KEY
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- 23. FROM ME TOWE FROM INSTRUCTION TO INSPIRATION FROM ORDINARY TO EXTRAORDINARY
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- 26. • Body LevelOne • Body Level Two • Body Level Three • Body Level Four • Body Level Five IMG. SOURCE: www.theatlantic.com SETTING DIRECTION
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- 31. FOCUS ON WHAT GIVESENERGY
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- 36. THE WHY LEARNING IN ADIFFERENT CONTEXT - AS CLOSE TO REALITY AS POSSIBLE
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- 38. THE HOW A LEAN STARTUPORGANISATION - 12 LOCAL PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS - 6 INTERNAL PROJECTS - 1 ORGANISATIONAL WIDE
- 39. THE 12 LOCALPARTNERSHIP PROJECTS
- 40. THE WHO MATTIAS AXELL 48 PASSIONATE CHANGEMAKER STUDENTS FROM11 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES - SUPPORTED BY 2
- 41. THE WHO –DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS
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- 46. CHECK-IN TOOL #2 –MEETING DESIGN
- 47. WHAT BROUGHT YOUHERE TODAY? TOOL #2 – MEETING DESIGN
- 48. DOUBLE DIAMOND TOOL #3– PROJECT DESIGN
- 50. DOUBLE DIAMOND PLEASE DRAWIT AND TRY IT AS YOUR HOMEWORK! TOOL #3 – PROJECT DESIGN
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- 52. YES AND... TOOL #4– IDEATION
- 53. EXAMPLE TOOL #4 –IDEATION
- 54. TRY IT! YES AND-IDEATION TOOL#4 – IDEATION
- 55. GAME PLAN TOOL #5– PLANNING
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- 57. TRY IT –ON YOUR OWN FAVORITE PROJECT! TOOL #5 – PLANNING
- 58. TALKING STICK TOOL #6– DIALOGUE
- 59. EXAMPLE TOOL #6 –DIALOGUE
- 60. TRY THE TALKINGSTICK! TOOL #6 – DIALOGUE
- 61. CHECK-OUT TOOL #7 –DIALOGUE
- 62. WHAT DO YOUBRING WITH YOU FROM TODAY? TOOL #7 – DIALOGUE
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Editor's Notes
- #43 Try Out What is the Double Diamond Intro Example Try Out Reflect Feedback Double Diamond Yes And The most simplest tools Gameplan I DO ART Future Backwards Talking Stick Stand in front of a project – what do you do when you scope Time, delivery, stakeolder analysis I DO ART KPCPT KAOSPILOT 2min BG of Point – Mattias Photographer – Henriette Cecilia - Facilitator
- #50 No restirctions with Make sense of the research – cluster Common things Solution Solution to the problem Figure out deliverables Open up again Open up more about it WHen you got MAke sense of what you develop t
- #52 No restirctions with Make sense of the research – cluster Common things Solution Solution to the problem Figure out deliverables Open up again Open up more about it WHen you got MAke sense of what you develop 4 D Discover Define Develop Deliver
- #60 Curtis photograph of a Kwakwaka'wakw (Northwest US) tribesman is shown with a talking stick.
- #61 TELL A STORY ABOUT YOUR MORNING TELL ABOUT YOUR FAVORITE PROJECT - YOU HAVE 1 MINUTE EACH