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Teach The Class - Chapter 6 1
Teach The Class - Chapter 6 1
Teach The Class - Chapter 6 1
THE SECRETS TO
RECORDING
Sherly, Sam, Jonathan
Ways of Abusing The
Pen
Asking for group agreement before
recording.
Facilitator interprets words rather than
recording what is being said.
Waiting until a comment is “perfect”
before recording it.
Examples of Proper Use
01 02 03
Always write first, Write what they Ask, don’t tell
discuss afterwards said, not what you
heard
Information to document from a facilitated session
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KEEP THE RECORDING OFFER PARTICIPANTS A RECORD ONLY AS USE COMMON USE THE HEADLINE
CONCISE TEMPLATE FOR THEIR MANY WORDS AS ABBREVIATIONS (ONLY TECHNIQUE
RESPONSES NECESSARY WHEN APPROPRIATE)
How to Avoid Lulls
Stay close to the Begin writing at the Repeat what the Ask participants to Ask a direct
writing boards first participant said as repeat their words question
"recordable" word you write
Activity – Practice avoiding lulls
List the key points of each news story using the news reporter's words.
How will you avoid lulls when recording?
Additional Techniques for Recording
Edit by Adding
Spell-Checking
Practice When Using a Scribe
HELPFUL TO HAVE SOMEONE ELSE ALLOWS FOR GREATER EYE CONSIDER HAVING A PRACTICE
DO THE WRITING WHILE THEY CONTACT & PHYSICAL PROXIMITY SESSION – USE, NOT ABUSE THE
FACILITATE TO THE GROUP PEN!
Have a Wall Plan
1 2 3 4
Leave plenty of Making corrections, Line through the Add your own words
space bewteen lines use a different color words that are not in parentheses to
needed distinguish from
yours and the
speaker
Spell-Check
DIFFICULT TO SPELL CORRECTLY WHILE TAKE THE ISSUE OFF THE TABLE BY LETTING
USING FLIP CHARTS DURING SESSIONS PARTICIPANTS KNOW INADVANCE THAT
SPELLING DOESN'T COUNT!!!
Applying the Secrets of Recording
Two Deadly
Sins of • Interprets the words that are
Facilitation spoken and records the
interpretation, instead of recording
what is said.
Questions?