Make A World
Make A World is an engaging method that encourages participants to visualize and construct a three-dimensional representation of a desired future state. It is particularly effective for brainstorming and aligning on a shared vision, using a variety of art supplies to bring ideas to life.
How to run it
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Determine a meeting topic that requires envisioning a future state.
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Inform participants about the topic and provide them with various art supplies.
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Divide participants into groups of three or four.
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Allow 10–15 minutes for each group to agree on a shared vision to create.
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Give 20–30 minutes for groups to brainstorm and construct their three-dimensional world.
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After building, provide five minutes for each group to develop a slogan or tagline.
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Have each group present their creation and discuss its features.
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Note any common themes or ideas across different groups.
Tips
Encourage participants to think expansively and remain open to new possibilities.
Emphasize creativity and collaboration, ensuring that all ideas are heard and considered.
This method works best when participants feel free to experiment without constraints.
Variations
For smaller groups, consider combining all participants into a single team to create one large world. Alternatively, use digital tools to build virtual worlds if physical materials are limited.
Where it fits
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