Spectrum Mapping
Spectrum Mapping is a method used to visualize the range of perspectives within a group on a specific topic by organizing them into a continuum. It allows participants to express their views non-verbally, fostering an inclusive environment for diverse opinions.
Comment l'animer
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Identify and write down topics for discussion on sticky notes.
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Explain to participants that the goal is to map out the range of perspectives on these topics.
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Place the topic sticky notes in a central location on a wall.
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Ask participants to write their perspectives or options on sticky notes and post them on the wall, forming a horizontal line on either side of the topic.
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Collaboratively organize the sticky notes into a spectrum, clustering similar ideas together and placing outliers separately.
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Review and discuss the arranged spectrum with the group, noting any missing perspectives and adjusting as necessary.
Conseils
Encourage participants to be honest and open in their contributions, emphasizing that all perspectives are valued.
Facilitate the discussion by highlighting both commonalities and differences in views, which can lead to deeper insights.
Variantes
For larger groups, consider breaking into smaller teams to map different topics simultaneously. Alternatively, use digital tools for remote teams to create a virtual spectrum.
Contextes d'utilisation
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