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    To Conduct A Story Share-And-Capture Session, Follow The Steps Below

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    A story share-and-capture session allows a design team to get on the same page after user research. Each member shares observations and stories from fieldwork, while the team notes insights on Post-its. This process unpacks what was learned about users and can kickstart ideation.

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    Story Share-and-Capture

    A story share-and-capture session is usually undertaken after ethnographic research—


    i.e., after you have conducted user interviews and observations and dived into user
    motivations through the 5 whys technique. This process ensures the team are on the
    same page when it comes to their understanding of users. It also provides an opportunity
    for the team to discuss their stories and dig deeper into the meanings behind each one.

    To conduct a story share-and-capture session,


    follow the steps below:
    01: Take a moment to unpack the observations and stories you have collected.

    02: One by one, each team member shares the observations they made in the field in the
    form of stories.

    03: As each team member shares their stories, the rest of the team will note down
    interesting insights, headlines or quotes based on the story. Insights, headlines and
    quotes should be written on Post-its.

    04: By the end of the sharing session, you will have a wall or board filled with Post-it
    notes. This helps your team understand what is going on with your users, and can
    kick-start an ideation or space saturate group session.

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