These examples are fantastic. It really helps to see how they could be used in different circumstances.
I find the challenge with using prompts is the facilitation. One prompt is good to force people to articulate in an apples to apples way. But once you have several to choose from, I find people get confused about which to use and brains shut down. Maybe groups need more time to percolate or greater investment in learning each prompt's value? Would love to see a post sometime on how you facilitate using multiple prompts.
These examples are fantastic. It really helps to see how they could be used in different circumstances.
I find the challenge with using prompts is the facilitation. One prompt is good to force people to articulate in an apples to apples way. But once you have several to choose from, I find people get confused about which to use and brains shut down. Maybe groups need more time to percolate or greater investment in learning each prompt's value? Would love to see a post sometime on how you facilitate using multiple prompts.