Workshops With and Through 3D Worlds
The 3D Worlds method combines playful elements with the difficult questions of your organisation.
Let boring workshops and walls full of colourful stickies be a thing of the past and start the journey into the 3D worlds of your organisation!
Advantages of using 3D Worlds in Workshops
You and your employees have the following advantages when using 3D worlds in your workshops.
More Communication
The exchange between the participants is strongly encouraged, and at the same time everyone can contribute equally to the discussion and the result.
Higher Efficiency
Endless, fruitless discussions during workshops are a thing of the past. This is where ideas grow in visible form.
Comprehensive Understanding
Obtaining an all-round view of the ideas and problems of the participants. Since everyone gets involved, no topic or field of action remains unplayed.
More Clarity
The islands of the 3D worlds playfully visualize the input of the participants. This overview ensures transparency, clarity and understanding of the problem.
Orientation
All participants can orientate themselves in the created world. This helps to place the results in the overall picture of the organization.
Engagement and Identification
Since all participants get involved, there is a high level of identification with the result and the commitment to get involved in the implementation.
The 3D Worlds Method at Work
Steps in Creating a 3D World
Collecting Topics
To get started with the method, the opening question to be answered is clarified in this phase. Afterwards, all participants have the opportunity to contribute their own ideas to the discussion. This step is completed by reducing the ideas to a manageable level in the further course.
Islands Arise
The ideas are "brought into the world" and little by little, islands on different subject areas are created. The resulting islands are named by the participants, and islands that are thematically close together can be connected by bridges.
A Profile Grows
In this phase, the participants bring their own prioritization of the issues to the island world. This creates an island profile, which can change again and again in the further discussion and processing. This is where the priorities in answering the opening question are set.
The Islands are Populated
In the last step, the islands are populated. Through this visualization of stakeholder interests and other aspects of the problem, the interactions between the priorities and their implications become clear.
The 3D World Method in the Video
Design Workshops in a Playful Way
Put an end to boring, lengthy workshops and take your discussions to a new level!
We at AgileSkills support you with the 3D world method in the conception and implementation of workshops at all company levels!
