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In certain situations, when time is limited or when participants need<br />
warming up, you can start the clustering and then ask for volunteers to<br />
take over, two or three maximum. Give them clear instruction on holding<br />
up and reading cards and complete one card at a time. The participants can<br />
gather around the boards to give better guidance to those who are clustering.<br />
Another variation involves buzz groups (see page 120) to write collective<br />
cards which are then collected and pinned. This is useful in getting a more<br />
pointed selection of conclusions or if you want to concentrate on forthcoming<br />
tasks or questions.<br />
Card collection may be also used in group work where the number of cards<br />
per person may be increased or unlimited .<br />
Card Collection:<br />
Participants follow<br />
the rules of writing -<br />
one idea and three<br />
lines per card only.<br />
The cards are collected<br />
and shuffled, assuring<br />
anonymity.<br />
<strong>VIPP</strong> TECHNIQUES<br />
Basic<br />
<strong>VIPP</strong><br />
techniques<br />
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