1. Evaluate the options

Individually, take the time to evaluate each one of the listed alternatives along three criteria:

• New: is it new? Is it innovative?
• Useful: does it solve an important problem or fulfil a real need?
• Feasible: is it feasible? Do we have the opportunity, the skills, money or time to do it?

You can rate each alternative from [0] to [9], for example for the New criteria:

• [0] Already done, the idea has been existing since a long time...
• [1] Not really new, some similar ideas do exist but there is also a little originality
• [3] Quite new and might offer new possibilities
• [9] Very innovative, totally unseen...

You can also comment on the alternative to capture your opinion.

Note to the facilitator: you need to prepare the session by adding the different options to evaluate. You can give them a title, a slight description and attach an illustration.

2. Analyse results and improve the options

Let's have a look at the results and see how we can improve the options!

1) Do we agree on the evaluation?

Click on each alternative, and open the Rating by users:

• Is there a consensus between us?
• If not, why?

2) How can you improve each idea to make it more innovative, more useful and easier to implement?

• Discuss improvement ideas
• Capture each ideas in the relevant sections inside each card

3. Reflect on the session & decide on the next steps

Congratulations, this is the end of our session.

Let's take the time to reflect on our discussions and decide on the next steps:

• Do we want to take the time to improve one or several options?
• Should we take a final decision on one of the options?