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Parallel Reporting

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To collect ideas generated by participants in a group discussion or feedback session and keep them visible. Participants see how much they actually get out of an exercise or discussion.

Description of the tool

* During a group discussion or debriefing session in a training event, while one of the trainers is chairing the discussion, another trainer collects the ideas, guidelines or learning point from the group and transfer them in keywords or symbols onto a transparency (projected for the whole group).
Make sure you have enough space on one transparency (or maybe use several flipcharts), that you write legibly and that you order the different points that are made as you go along.

Pitfall: participants should not start focussing on what you write, but more use the visualisation as a memory aid to trigger off new points and arguments. Don’t start discussing what or how it should be written down as this is not going to be a political declaration – just some support for the discussion and the learning process.

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Tool overview

http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/62

This tool is for

Any size

and addresses

Personal Development

Materials needed:

Transparencies and transparency-pens.

Duration:

During a debriefing session for as long as it takes

Behind the tool

The tool was created by

Unknown.

(If you can claim authorship of this tool, please contact !)

The tool was published to the Toolbox by

Unknown (on 9 July 2003)

and last modified

21 June 2010

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