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Facilitating Operation "Murcingham"



Hello everyone,

I´m Cristina and I was the facilitator for Task 6 this week. 

The task to hand allowed us to combine various competences in order to create our own original activity. 

Selecting the competences was fairly straightforward as we quickly combined our four preferences. Having said that, bringing together the activities and linking the competences was certainly the most challenging part of the task. We debated and threw around ideas in a zoom meeting, several hours long as there were many details to take into consideration. There was no conflict nor mediation required as all team members listened and exchanged ideas easily and we came to conclusions together, although it took quite some time to come to our final idea. 

There was a shared feeling of confusion and slight frustration with the ICT tool of story maps as it was not easy to access, it took considerable time to load, as long as 25 minutes, and we could only enter one by one. This was probably one part where we had greater difficulty. 

Everyone was assigned mini tasks to do in-between our zoom meetings which were all effectively completed without delay. 

It was yet another productive week for the Go-Getters!



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