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Sounds horrifying, doesn't it? Well, the Exquisite Corpse Roundtableis a game where each player draws part of an image, then passes it to the next player for further contribution. We'll be doing that, except with games.

With # At the start of each round preceded by , we teach you a short tutorial for new aspect of Craftyy.# Each group gets to apply that to their new game# At the Craftyy editorend of each round, each group passes their game to another.# Repeat.

# We will break into small groups of different skill-sets: designers, journalists, developers, readers# Groups will sketch & paper prototype their initial concept out your concepts. # Then we=== '''ll test the concepts and iterate.  We How will have research information on the Boston Globe’s audience and design principles as well as content that you can use in your prototypes ready for you. Apart from the facilitators, who will be there deal with help5, advice15, and information on HTML5 and UX/design, the Boston Globe team will be to hand with subject-matter expertise.50 participants?'''===

=== We'''How will you deal with ll try to split into 5groups as evenly as possible, 15, 50 participants?'''===for the Exquisite Corpse Roundtable to make a full circle.

* With 5 participants: We'll form Each "group" is just one group and all work togetherperson. * with 15 participants: We can form Each group has 3 groupspeople.* With 50 participants: We'll split first into two large groups (prototypers and testers). Then within each groupHere, we'll split into smaller teams. The prototypers will work through the sketching processhave two Exquisite Corpse Roundtables, and then the testers will test it out. Then we'll swap. While the prototypers are sketching, the testers will visit existing sites and critique them on user-experience and learn the basics each needing 5 groups of user testingfive people. (???)

Nooooo idea. ---About 10 min for each of the five rounds: