# Learning expedition

Imagine that you have just returned from a "***learning expedition***" in companies where you have observed... (a very beautiful form of agility for example)

You are now back at your own office.

> ***It's time to share your memories.***

## How to ?

Split the group in smaller ones (of 4 to 5 people)

At the end of the exercise, the objective for the team is to present their consolidated observations.

1. **Initiation** : in solo, ask to the participants to write as many observations as they made during their expedition (on sticky note to easily reorganize ideas). - ***5'***
2. **Sharing** (1/2) : participants share inside their group their observations. - ***5'***
3. **Reflective break** : each group take a reflective break to decide which actions they need to do to be able to reach their objective - ***2'***
4. **Sharing** (2/2) : each group continues the sharing part - ***5'***
5. **Finalize your story** : finalize group story by clustering ideas and agree on the story telling - ***5'***

![](/files/-ME6o1rd0u3T6KMnkX2R)

### Global sharing / Pollination - 15'

* Let each group decides who will present the story of their own group
* The other participants can go to the other groups  and listen their stories - **10'**
* All the participants go back to their initial groups and share their discoveries - **5'**

### Story telling

![](/files/-ME6mtu7Mj2NXOZDZKCC)


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