Games for Feedback Workshop
summary
A hands-on workshop that treats feedback as a skill to rehearse: participants draw a product as a Monsters game, write an 8‑minute specification, swap papers, then run two 10‑minute feedback rounds and a rapid index‑card crowd‑scoring with five scores per card (four 20‑second exchange rounds). Liberating Structures anchor pairing and debriefs; observers surface patterns. Concrete outcomes: clarified prompts to ask as a receiver, scripted anchors to switch roles, and ranked feedback qualities—methods that scale back into real meetings.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:17Icebreaker
- 6:15Group Feedback
- 28:13Compare the Ruins
- 34:14The Interaction between Stakeholders
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