Week 10: Creative Innovation Practice with the KaosPilots

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KAOSPILOT
CAPE TOWN
http://kpcpt.org @KPCPT
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Intention
Desired Outcome
Agenda
Rules & Roles
Time
TOOL #1 – MEETING DESIGN

INTENTION
TO TELL ABOUT KAOSPILOT,
OUTPOST AND SHARE PROJECT
TOOLS!

DESIRED OUTCOME
SHARED TOOLS WITH
PARTICIPANTS TO USE IN LIFE

AGENDA
- KAOSPILOT
– CAPE TOWN OUTPOST
- TOOLS

RULES
- LEAN IN
- STAY CURIOUS
- THERE IS NO RIGHT OR WRONG

ROLES
MATTIAS – FACILITATOR
CECILIA – SUPPORT FACILITATOR
HENRIETTE – SUPPORT
FACILITATOR

ROLES
YOU
– LEARNING SOCIAL
ENTREPRENEURS

LEADING SELF
LEADING OTHERS
LEADING IMPACT

FROM ME TO WE
FROM INSTRUCTION TO
INSPIRATION
FROM ORDINARY TO
EXTRAORDINARY

• Body Level One
• Body Level Two
• Body Level Three
• Body Level Four
• Body Level Five
IMG. SOURCE: www.theatlantic.com
SETTING
DIRECTION

THE
WHY
LEARNING IN A DIFFERENT CONTEXT
- AS CLOSE TO REALITY AS POSSIBLE

THE
WHAT
LEARNING
CONTEXT
MOVED FOR 4
MONTHS

THE
HOW
A LEAN STARTUP ORGANISATION
- 12 LOCAL PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS
- 6 INTERNAL PROJECTS
- 1 ORGANISATIONAL WIDE

THE
WHO
MATTIAS
AXELL
48 PASSIONATE
CHANGEMAKER STUDENTS
FROM 11 DIFFERENT
COUNTRIES
- SUPPORTED BY 2

WHAT BROUGHT YOU HERE
TODAY?
TOOL #2 – MEETING DESIGN

DOUBLE DIAMOND
PLEASE DRAW IT AND TRY IT
AS YOUR HOMEWORK!
TOOL #3 – PROJECT DESIGN

TRY IT!
YES AND-IDEATION
TOOL #4 – IDEATION

T
E
A
M
MILESTONES
AND TASKS
GAME
PLAN
SUCCESS
FACTORS
SUPPO
RT
DESIRED
STATE
GOALS AND
RESULTS
MISSIO
N
VISION
VALUES
CHALLENG
ES TOOL #5 – PLANNING

TRY IT – ON YOUR OWN
FAVORITE PROJECT!
TOOL #5 – PLANNING

TRY THE TALKING STICK!
TOOL #6 – DIALOGUE

WHAT DO YOU BRING WITH
YOU FROM TODAY?
TOOL #7 – DIALOGUE

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