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JIT Moderation: Kickstart Your Ideas with an App for Effective Team Collaboration

Welcome to "There's an App for That!" This week-long program is designed to enhance your collaborative skills through daily roadmaps and activities. Each day, you will engage in idea sharing, team building, and practical applications, including validating customer stories and crafting pitches. Prioritize learning by trying new things, making mistakes, and holding yourself accountable. Utilize tools like OneNote and Scrum Boards to enhance productivity. Get ready to share your user stories and product ideas by the end of Day One!

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JIT Moderation: Kickstart Your Ideas with an App for Effective Team Collaboration

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  1. There’s an App for That! JIT Moderation (Just in Time)

  2. There’s an App for That!

  3. Welcome toThere’s an App for That! Roadmaps: Each morning, we’ll look at a slidedeck with a roadmap. The Roadmap tells us where we’re going that day. There is no need to copy what is on the slides. The only notes you should take are reminders for your team and you. All slides are available in your Onenote.

  4. There’s an App for That!Day One: Expectations 1. Encourage ideas: What does this look like? 2. Work with people you don’t know. 3. Try new things and maybe feel uncomfortable: What does this look/ feel like? 4. Make a lot of mistakes really fast so that you figure out what works: What does this look like? 5. Take responsibility for your actions: What does this look like?

  5. Roadmap for Week • Day 1: Share ideas, build team, learn new tools and make a team roadmap • Day 2: Figure out story, customer validation and development, twitter, FB & launch • Day 3: Continue storyboard, ideate, build fanbase • Day 4: Validate, rollout strategy, business model, build slidedeck, pitch practice • Day 5: Tech check, pitch practice, pitch

  6. Day One Roadmap • Class expectations • Roadmap for the Week • OneNote and Website Details • Rock, Paper, Scissors Posse • IDEO Video • Nosy Books and my brain • Fever Pitch (Ms. Cho arrives) • Pitch Practice • Pitches • Voting • LUNCH (Mr. Desmond arrives) • Create Teams • Meet your UX Designer • Closing Meeting: How/why stand & deliver • HW

  7. Team Tools We Use • Storytelling: strong stories = strong results • Timers for each decision: Manage time • Urgent and Important Matrix: Prioritize tasks • Scrum Board: Keep track of multiple tasks • Roman Voting: Use for decision-making • Business Model Canvas: 9 blocks to success!

  8. Entrepreneur’s Mindset • This is what we thought . . . • This is what we learned . . . • This is what we’re doing next . . . • This is what we’re keeping in mind, as we do it . . .

  9. END OF DAY ONE Homework: Be ready to share ideas about your user’s story and about a name for your product/service

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