What’s On Your Radar?

Scan the surroundings.

DISCOVER AND DEFINE THE RIGHT PROBLEM.

Purpose

Organize and segment items in order of relative importance, establishing priorities.

What’s On Your Radar? can be used in multiple contexts to organize items in order of relative importance. Radars reveal what is in the surrounding area and items that are close to the center often indicate the need for action and high priority, whereas items in the outer rings indicate medium and low priority. When everything has been revealed, items can be classified by type and segmented.

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Stats

Session

Online

duration

60 minutes

Level of Difficulty

Moderate

Materials Needed

Pens, paper, Post-its

learning outcomes

Reveal what people are thinking

Challenge preconceptions

Segment large datasets

Prioritize and decide what to do next

Process Phase
works well with

Affinity Mapping

I like, I wish, What if

Problem Tree Analysis

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