Tag: liberating structures
Shift and Share
With Shift and Share, you can quickly and effectively share various useful innovations or programs that may be hidden within a group
Making Space with TRIZ
There is always more to be gained by stopping unproductive activities and behaviors and making space with TRIZ
1-2-4-All
1-2-4-All is one of the most applied facilitation techniques for creating ideas in the Liberating Structure collection
Critical Uncertainties
Critical Uncertainties helps to develop strategies for dealing with a range of plausible yet unpredictable futures
Open Space Technology
The purpose of the Open Space Technology liberating structure is to liberate action and leadership in groups of any size
Drawing Together
Drawing Together helps groups to purposefully create space for expressing and interpreting complex thoughts
Improv Prototyping
Improv Prototyping actively engages groups to learn by observing and trying different behaviors in an improvised environment
Discovery and Action Dialogues
Discovery and Action Dialogues (DADs) exists to help groups invent local solutions to the problems they face
Appreciative Interviews
Appreciative Interviews (AI) is a Liberating Structure that helps identify enablers for success in less than one hour
Integrated~Autonomy
With Integrated~Autonomy you can help a group move from ‘either/or’ conflicts to ‘both/and’ strategies and solutions
What I Need From You
What I Need From You is a simple, but effective way of working with other groups of people to create and receive requests
Heard, Seen, Respected
With Heard, Seen, Respected you can foster the empathic capacity of participants to “walk in the shoes” of others
Min Specs
Min Specs is a liberating structure technique that helps groups discover what is absolutely essential and cleans up the mess
3 What Debrief
3 What Debrief is a foundational Liberating Structures that helps by asking us to step back and consider what is going on
What are Liberating Structures
What are Liberating Structures? They are a selection of 33 alternative structures for facilitating meetings and conversations