@Ashia Sims Humphrey welcome!

Welcome! :)

@R Campbell Here are my thoughts and ideas: Session 1 (Understanding and Brainstorming): ------ Divide the 20 participants into e.g. 4 groups of 5 people. 10 Minutes: Begin with a presentation to all groups together introducing the concept of Conditions of Satisfaction (CoS) in order to align on a common understanding of CoS- 40 Minutes: In breakout sessions each group brainstorms CoS As output of the breakouts: Each group should aim for a concise list of 5-7 key CoS statements. 10 Minutes: Wrap up - explain next steps Between Session 1 and Session 2: --------- Give homework! Everyone should go through the CoS ideas and contribute questions for clarification. Session 2 (Refinement and Prioritization): --------- 30 Minutes: Have each group present their CoS to the other groups, facilitating a discussion to gather feedback, clarify, refine, and merge similar CoS from different groups. 30 Minutes: As a whole group, use a prioritisation technique like dot voting to rank the refined CoS list. Additional thoughts: ---- the time is very short - especially with so many people. Discussions and conversation (like clarifying the meaning of certain CoS ideas) are impossible. Focus would be on collection and choosing the CoS in a silent mode. The break between Session 1 and Session 2 should be used for digesting, collecting clarifying questions so that in session 2 every participants is able to vote and choose. Planning needs to be done very carefully to make the session super efficient which it needs cause time is so short. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

@Garett Bugda great idea!

@Piotr Stefaniuk here are my thoughts: - Apply the Creative Matrix: see attached files - Do breaks where the brain can relax: go for a walk, do some movement, do something completely different - this allows the brain to "incubate" and ideas flow on its own - - Make ideas more tangible: role plays, visualisations, prototypes - build to learn - apply AI to create a large amount of options Hope you find some value in it :) What do you think about it?

@Gregor Miklič cool! :) about the 124all: I use it for every occasion where a larger group needs to be split in order to get everyone engaged. I use it the way you describe it: with 1 - individual, 2 - pairs, group (like think pair share)....regarding times: I personally adapt it depending on the workshop goal . .in my experience it is super flexible to apply... the way you describe for sure works like charme..:) I think same tactic would work when you embed it in an slightly modified version of LDJ :)

@Yasser Abdelhafiz hi Yasser...i created a visualisation that shows the structure on an example for a group of 12 people :) hope you find some value in it :) what do you think about it? Plus: an official description of the 124All which is part of the Liberating Structure you can find here: https://www.liberatingstructures.com/1-1-2-4-all/