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hilda [Time & Materials]
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hilda [Step by Step]
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 ===== When is it useful? ===== ===== When is it useful? =====
  
-It is a very useful tool when a group needs to quickly develop an idea in a way that allows them to prototype it efficiently. Either the group has already selected an idea to develop or the group members have already some ideas they want to share in order to pick one. This is not a good tool for groups who haven'​t gone through an idea generation process. ​+It is a very useful tool when a group needs to quickly develop an idea in a way that allows them to [[en:​prototyping|prototype]] it efficiently. Either the group has already selected an idea to develop or the group members have already some ideas they want to share in order to pick one. This is not a good tool for groups who haven'​t gone through an idea generation process. ​
 ===== Participants ===== ===== Participants =====
  
-//It answers the question: who could or should participate in the process? How many participants?// +Ideally groups of no more than 5 participants ​and one facilitator per group.
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 ===== Time & Materials ===== ===== Time & Materials =====
  
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 Materials needed : Materials needed :
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 +* {{ :​en:​ajtp_helping_guide.pdf |Helping guide}}
  
 * {{ :​en:​ajtp_impression_project_sheet.pdf |Gameboard}} ​ * {{ :​en:​ajtp_impression_project_sheet.pdf |Gameboard}} ​
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 ===== Step by Step ===== ===== Step by Step =====
-//It outlines ​the sequence ​of events ​that should take place for the tool to be successfully implementedWe suggest the outline to be made in the form of steps. Don't forget ​to make a link to a video tutorial ​if you have one//+ 
 +You will find below the suggestion ​of steps that have already been testedPlease feel free to make some changes ​if needed. 
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 +In groups of maximum 5 participants and one facilitator per group. 
  
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 +Each member of the group personalizes an Avatar. After everyone has finished, each group member of the group has up to 2 minutes to introduce themselves using the avatar. ​
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 +STEP 02:
 +In the "share your ideas" area, the participants can write down the name of the ideas they have in mind as they share them to the rest of the group. All ideas can potentially be prototyped and all ideas are welcome! ​
  
-STEP 02:  ​ 
  
 STEP 03:  STEP 03: 
 +With the help of the facilitator pick one idea that the group would like to develop further and prototype. This is going to be the concept that you will work from now on.
  
 STEP 04:  STEP 04: 
 +In the "​context"​ area as a group, answer the questions about your concept that is about to become a project:
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 +Who: who do you think are the users of your concept? Think of all the people that might use it directly or indirectly, because they need it or because they keep it running.
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 +Where: where do you think your concept could be pertinent?
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 +When: when there is a particular need? at a moment of the day? at a moment of the week? at a moment of the month? at a season? at a moment of the year?
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 +STEP 04:
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 +In the "​prototype"​ area, as a group try to draw your concept
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 +STEP 05:
 +With the help of the "​prototype"​ area and your facilitator discuss and define as a group:
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 +The scale of your [[en:​prototyping|prototype]]:​ is it going to be an object, space or do you want to show the process of how it is used?
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 +The technologies that can help you achieve your prototype
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 +Who is going to be responsible for which prototyping task
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