Short description

Picture of the method Buzz group

Image by aussiegall (Access: 30.09.2009)

The Buzz Group is a method for larger groups of participants, e.g. for inviting people to voice their own opinions during a talk or to increase their engagement and involvement, but also to for the clarification of questions.

Process description

  1. Form groups
  2. Each group is presented with a situation and asked to think about it and exchange ideas
  3. Each group works on possible outcomes and makes a plan of action
  4. After ten minutes a participants can leave the group and move on to another one.

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Reflection

MargitScholl   I didn't get the point of this method: only one(!) participant can change the group after 10 minutes? And the others  will go on in the topic discussion - with or without a new person? So, a group can also be splitted or dissolved? Is there a time limit for the whole process?
2009-09-23 14:16:38 X
Two plus two equal?
Smiley:


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