Wikimedia CEE Meeting 2015/Programme/Submissions/FailFest
- Facilitators
- Jaime Anstee /User: JAnstee (WMF)
- Asaf Bartov /User:Asaf (WMF)
- Amanda Bittaker /User:ABittaker (WMF)
- TBD
- Problem solving (work in groups)
- Summary
"We planned this thing. We knew it wasn’t working. Here is what went wrong and how to fix it."
The session will begin with a very brief overview about the importance of learning from failure, presentation of a strategy for framing failure stories, and an initiating fail story from Asaf Bartov. This overview will be followed by peer-to-peer sharing of failures in small break-out groups in which participants will be guided to frame their stories for shared learning. Facilitators invite all to think about what they might share and will provide the process and tools for doing so in a fun learning exchange.
- Preliminary preparation (if necessary)
Facilitators invite all participants to think in advance about what they might share, but participants do not require preparation
- Expected outcomes
- Participants will find value in learning from failure
- Participants will practice and gain comfort in sharing stories of failure
- Participants will learn how to easily share learning through creating learning patterns (Part 2)
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- Any learning patterns generated will be transcribed and added to the Learning Pattern Library
- Duration (without Q&A)
Total Time: 90 minutes 15-20 minutes instruction interspersed across 70-75 minutes different peer share formats
- Part 1 (60-70 minutes): 5 minute Intro, 5-10 minutes instruction, 40-45 minute peer sharing process
- Part 2 (20-30 minutes): 5 minute instruction and 15-25 minute activity time
- Specific requirements
We will need flipcharts. The room should be set-up multiple roundtable format