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GUIDE
Customer Journey Mapping
Map the experience, identify friction, and choose what to learn next.
範本
Team Reflection Worksheet
Reflect on what happened, what you learned, and the next action.
GUIDE
Facilitation Planning Checklist
Prepare the purpose, participation, activities, and follow-through.
FRAMEWORK
Blue Ocean Strategy Canvas
Explore how your offering compares and where value might change.
More articles, videos, and workshop notes will appear here as resource posts are published.
EXPLORE YOUR INTERESTS
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READ, ADAPT, AND APPLY
Open a Starter Resource
Copy a worksheet into your own document, or use a guide to plan a discussion. Each resource is a starting point to adapt to your context.
情景規劃圖表
TEMPLATE · WORKSHEET
Use this starter worksheet to explore how a decision could hold up in different futures. Copy the prompts into your own document and adapt them with your group.
- Write one decision or question and choose a useful time horizon.
- List important external uncertainties. Select two that could make a meaningful difference.
- Give each uncertainty two contrasting conditions. Combine them into four futures.
- For each future, discuss the consequences, assumptions, signals to watch, and possible responses.
| Future | Conditions | Implications and next questions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Uncertainty A: condition 1 / B: condition 1 | What could happen? What would we need to learn? |
| 2 | Uncertainty A: condition 1 / B: condition 2 | What changes? Which actions still make sense? |
| 3 | Uncertainty A: condition 2 / B: condition 1 | What becomes difficult? What could help? |
| 4 | Uncertainty A: condition 2 / B: condition 2 | What opportunities emerge? What signals matter? |
Keep the futures plausible and distinct. Record your assumptions and revisit the worksheet when new evidence appears.
SWOT / TOWS Guide
GUIDE · READING
Start by making the situation clear. Then use the findings to explore choices your team could act on.
- Identify internal strengths and weaknesses. Use specific evidence rather than broad labels.
- Identify external opportunities and threats that matter for your goal.
- Pair strengths with opportunities, strengths with threats, weaknesses with opportunities, and weaknesses with threats.
- Turn the combinations into candidate actions. Check feasibility, choose an owner, and decide what to investigate first.
| Pairing | Discussion prompt |
|---|---|
| Strengths + opportunities | How could an existing capability help us use this opportunity? |
| Strengths + threats | How could a strength reduce our exposure to this threat? |
| Weaknesses + opportunities | What capability would help us pursue this opportunity? |
| Weaknesses + threats | What needs to change to reduce a combined vulnerability? |
End with a small number of decisions or experiments. A longer list is useful only if it helps the team choose its next step.
MoSCoW Prioritization
TEMPLATE · WORKSHEET
Use this worksheet to agree what belongs in a defined piece of work. Set the goal, deadline, and available capacity before assigning priorities.
| Priority | Working question | Your items |
|---|---|---|
| Must Have | Would this effort fail without it? | Add items and the reason each is essential. |
| Should Have | Is it important, with a workable alternative? | Add important items and their fallback. |
| Could Have | Would it be useful if capacity allows? | Add useful extras. |
| Won’t Have this time | What are we explicitly leaving outside this timebox? | Record deferred work and a review point. |
Discuss dependencies and agree on the criteria together. If the must-have list exceeds capacity, revisit the scope before committing.
Further reading: Agile Business Consortium’s MoSCoW guidance →
Customer Journey Mapping
GUIDE · READING
Choose one audience and one journey. A useful map makes the experience visible and helps your team decide what to learn or improve next.
- Name the person or audience and the goal they are trying to achieve.
- Map the main stages and touchpoints from their perspective.
- Add actions, needs, questions, friction, and available evidence for each stage.
- Label assumptions. Choose a few opportunities and a way to validate them with the people involved.
| Stage | Actions and touchpoints | Needs or friction | Evidence / next question |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before | What happens before the main interaction? | What does the person need? | What do we know, and what should we ask? |
| During | How does the main interaction unfold? | Where does progress become difficult? | Which observation supports this? |
| After | What happens next? | What support or follow-through matters? | How will we learn whether it improved? |
Further reading: Nielsen Norman Group’s journey mapping introduction →
AI Productivity Tips
ARTICLE · READING
Begin with one everyday task: organizing ideas, drafting an outline, rewriting a paragraph, or preparing questions. Make the result easy for a person to review.
- State the task, audience, context, and desired format.
- Use information you have permission to share and follow your organization’s rules for the chosen tool.
- Ask for a first draft or alternatives, then revise with specific feedback.
- Check facts, calculations, sources, and tone before using the output.
- Record a prompt and review step that worked, then adapt them to the next task.
A starter prompt to adapt
“Help me draft [output] for [audience]. The purpose is [goal]. Use this context: [information I can share]. Format it as [structure]. Identify assumptions and questions that need a person’s review.”
After reviewing the output, note what was useful, what needed correction, and whether the workflow saved effort.
Team Reflection Worksheet
TEMPLATE · WORKSHEET
Use these prompts after a workshop, project milestone, or team activity. Give people a moment to reflect individually before the group discussion.
| Prompt | Notes |
|---|---|
| What were we trying to achieve? | State the shared goal. |
| What actually happened? | Record observations and outcomes. |
| What helped? | Name behaviors, decisions, or conditions to keep. |
| What got in the way? | Describe the situation and its effect. |
| What did we learn? | Capture the insight worth carrying forward. |
| What will we try next? | Choose an action, an owner, and a review date. |
Close by confirming the next action in the group’s own words. Keep the worksheet focused on learning and specific improvements.
Facilitation Planning Checklist
GUIDE · CHECKLIST
Use this checklist as a starting point for preparing a participatory session. Adapt it to your audience, approach, and agreed scope.
| Before | During | After |
|---|---|---|
| Clarify the purpose and desired working outputs. | Explain the purpose, agenda, and participation options. | Share the agreed notes or working outputs. |
| Understand the audience, access needs, and context. | Invite contributions and make space for different views. | Confirm next actions and responsibilities. |
| Choose activities, timing, materials, and online tools. | Check understanding and adjust the pace as needed. | Collect reflections on what helped and what to improve. |
| Plan how decisions and next actions will be captured. | Record decisions, assumptions, and unresolved questions. | Agree on any follow-up or review point. |
Resources on Online Workshop Hub are optional aids. Independent facilitators choose and adapt their own methods with the client.
Blue Ocean Strategy Canvas
FRAMEWORK · READING
A strategy canvas compares the factors an offering competes on and the level of value provided across those factors. Blue Ocean Strategy was developed by Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne.
- Choose an offering and a clearly defined customer group.
- List the factors customers receive across comparable offerings.
- Use available evidence to compare those factors, then sketch the value profiles.
- Discuss what could be eliminated, reduced, raised, or created. Choose ideas and assumptions to investigate.
Treat the discussion as a starting point for customer research and testing. Use the framework creators’ guidance to develop a fuller canvas.
Explore the official Strategy Canvas guidance →
MAKE LEARNING PRACTICAL
How to Use These Resources
1
Explore a Topic
Choose a question or area you want to understand.
2
Choose a Resource
Open a guide, worksheet, article, or framework.
3
Apply the Tool
Adapt the prompts and try them in your context.
4
Bring It to a Workshop
Share your questions and work with your facilitator.
LET’S TURN IDEAS INTO ACTION
Ready to Turn Ideas into Action?
Use a resource to get started, then connect with a facilitator for a workshop around your goals.