I only have 100 minutes to teach user experience design methods to 200 people at my employers upcoming customer conference. Please help me narrow down my list by voting on my LinkedIn poll for the method you’d most like to learn (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/romanbercot_im-thrilled-to-announce-that-i-will-be-leading-activity-7185765915697786881-CagU?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios). I’ve already cute the list down from 8, but want to be sure I sequence the most important topics. After you vote, reply here if you would be interested in attending a similar session workshop online as I’d like to continue sharing the content I’m developing.

Hi there, I wanted to ask about the design sprint Masterclass by AJ & S. Did any of You finish it? Could You share Your thoughts on it? It's not cheap and the sales funnel to it is build perfectly that makes me a bit uneasy with choosing it.

Hello Facilitators👋 I'm really curious about where everyone is from. I'd love to make this a mega post where we can see how diverse the Facilitator Club community is. Who knows, you might find a lot more people in your area than you thought! Once I have lots of answers on this post, I want to make a nice graph!

I lead our weekly team meeting at work, and each week we ask folks to rate how they are doing on workload vs mood. This creates a nice visual of how the team is doing based on where our avatars are distributed on the chart. However, I'd really like to take this to the next level by tracking the inputs numerically, then showing a trend over time. I'd appreciate any ideas you have for how to collect the data a little more concretely and show the trends over time. Ideally I could handle everything right in Miro, or by embedding another tool into a Miro board. But collecting the data in a completely separate tool isn't out of the question, so long as the trends can be easily displayed in Miro (nothing more complicated than a copy / paste). Thanks for any ideas you have for making this a reality!