15 Important Lego Serious Play Tips from Derek Good
We presented a slideshow that summarises our experience in doing service design using LEGO SERIOUS PLAY principles. In the...
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Here is an interesting attempt to define play In short the author defines it as “the recognised, negotiated, process...
That was the question I was asked recently by a local curator, who was putting together the very first...
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Like it. Good visualization of key elements of the etiquette
Thanks
Robert
thanks!