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LIBRARY CAFÉ MEAL EVENTS Boot Camp 2014 Day 1

Method The host begins with a warm welcome and an introduction to the World Café process, setting the context, sharing Café Etiquette, and putting participants at ease. Welcome

Method Color Code Assignments RedYellowGreenBluePurple

Method 5 Components 1.Setting 2.Welcome and Introduction 3.Small Group Rounds 4.Questions 5.Harvest Drawing on seven integrated design principles, the World Café methodology is a simple, effective, and flexible format for hosting large group dialogue. Method

Design Principles The reason we are coming together; what we want to achieve. Safe, inviting, and comfortable so participants can speak, listen, and be creative. Questions that are relevant to the real-life concerns of the group. Encourage everyone to share their ideas and perspectives while respecting the right to simply listen. Movement between tables, Meeting new people, linking discoveries. Quality listening is important. Recognize themes, patterns, and insights. Connect to the larger whole. Listen for what is not spoken, too. The Harvest – making patterns of wholeness visible to everyone in large group conversation.

Method Encourage Small Group Rounds Connect Listen

Content Expectations First Course We have just shared the course expectations for you while you are at Boot Camp. What are your personal expectations of Boot Camp?

Method Encourage Small Group Rounds Connect Listen

Content Expectations Second Course How do the 4Cs connect to both the course expectations and your expectations of Boot Camp?

Method Encourage Small Group Rounds Connect Listen

Content Expectations Third Course Part of the course expectations is that you and a partner create a flipped lesson project. This project is one that you can use with your students this coming school year. Discuss your ideas for the project and how the it connects the 4Cs and your personal expectations for Boot Camp.

Method Encourage Small Group Rounds Connect Listen

Content Expectations Fourth Course How did the World Café Method of sharing help you clarify your expectations and those of this course?

Method Our visual graphic recorder: Everyone has access One padlet for all three Cafés Share your thoughts Verbally in word form Through uploading a picture or graphic to this wall A video that demonstrates your insight you have gained Use your ethical participation skills by giving credit where credit is due for any items uploaded to this padlet.

Method Ah-ha Moments: 1.The Café Method 2.Course Expectations 3.Project Overall Participants are invited to share insights or other results from their conversations with the rest of the large group. These reflected visually in a variety of ways, most often using graphic recorders in the front of the room. Harvesting

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