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Lab Cycle Diagrams

By • On • In 1 - Agile, 2 - Preconditions, 3 - Kick Off Workshop, 4 - Studio 1, 5 - Studio 2, 6 - Studio 3 • 1 min read

The first cycle of Grove3547 ran for a four month period. This period is what we call “one cycle” or a Minimum Viable Lab. While very short, this allows enough time to demonstrate the process and generate value within the system. This diagram shows the birds-eye-view breakdown of activities over the four month period including specific workshops each month and then the monthly sprints where prototyping teams are working independently to test out the latest versions of the prototypes.

The repeating cycles of a lab look something like this:

This is a full, detailed timeline of one cycle including preconditions:

 

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Studio 1

By • On • In 4 - Studio 1, 9 - Reporting • 1 min read

The Facilitator Agenda for the 1st Studio provides a detailed breakdown of the Hosting and Facilitation Teams’ agenda for the 1st Studio Workshop. It highlights timings, processes and notes for the team to consider and keep in mind during the workshop. Agendas like this were usually designed in advance, and then iterated a number of times before and during the process to adjust and adapt to the shifting context within the group and the project.

STUDIO 1 – FACILITATOR AGENDA

 

The Participants Agenda for the 1st Studio was given to participants in advance of the workshop. It shows the days activities as well as the co-created purpose and intentions of the workshop.

STUDIO 1 – PARTICIPANT AGENDA

 

The Studio 1 Evaluation Form was given to participants at the close of the 1st Studio to gauge their experience and offer feedback to the Hosting Team.

STUDIO 1 – EVALUATION FORM

 

The Studio 1 Workshop Report documents the proceedings of the 1st Studio. It provides information from the different sessions of the workshop, and highlights the processes and some of the methods used during the studio.

STUDIO 1 – REPORT
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