Session 1
Frame the question
Start with the problem a workflow is meant to address. Make assumptions, constraints and open questions visible.
Discussion promptWhat needs to be clear before work begins?
Online discussion · Demo concept
A shared space to think through how research work moves from a question to a useful next step.
Fictional event. No registration or live session is available.
This example programme explores the everyday choices behind a research workflow: framing a question, sharing context and deciding what to carry forward. Each session starts with a practical discussion prompt.
Sample programme
Read the proposed discussion topics below. Session labels indicate sequence; times and speakers have not been assigned.
Session 1
Start with the problem a workflow is meant to address. Make assumptions, constraints and open questions visible.
Discussion promptWhat needs to be clear before work begins?
Session 2
Explore how notes, decisions and responsibilities travel between the people involved in a project.
Discussion promptWhere does useful context get lost?
Session 3
Discuss how a team captures what it has learned and identifies the questions that deserve another look.
Discussion promptWhat would make the next step easier?
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