# Become a better speaker through peer feedback
I have often organized internal events like Brown bag lunches and at one point I asked myself :
> How could we give feedback not only on the content but also on the presentation skills of the speaker ?
We have created a new brown bag format to answer this question.
Usually, in a brown bag there is only 1 role : the **speaker**. We wanted to have different roles assigned in the group during this kind of event to :
* Favor active listening
* Learn how to give feedback
* Help the speakers to improve
## Jedi’s brown bag - Gamify your internal events
The format is like below :
* Talk — 15’
* Questions/Answers — 5’
* Feebacks — 10’
* Reports from : Darth Vader, C3PO, Chewbacca
* Collective debrief
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With this format we have a collective debrief not only on the content of the talk but also on the speaker performance as well.
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## The roles
Find below the different roles created for such sessions.
On each card you can find :
* The name of the character
* Its role
* A short description of the role
* The list of tasks to do during the brown bag
* The purpose of the role for the person that will play this role
## How to ?
At the beginning of the brown bag, each attendee can choose his/her role or you can assign roles randomly. The only one that is known in advance is the speaker role of course.
You can have several persons playing the same role, the debrief will be more insightful.
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The prerequisite to use this tool is to already have a safe and learning environment.
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## Resources
* Download the brown bag Jedi’s resources [here](http://bit.ly/2SBX2Th)
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