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--- futurist_fieldguide:prehearsal [2015-09-10 09:03] – [Prehearsal] maja
+++ futurist_fieldguide:prehearsal [2015-09-10 09:12] – [References] maja
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   * Step 4: Describe the backstory and the situation to the participants and invite them to spend a few minutes thinking about what they would be doing in such situation in the future. You can ask them to write a page of their future [[diary]] in which they describe themselves in this situation.
   * Step 5: Give clear instructions to the participants beforehand, with simple rules of engagement. Allow enough time for questions and clarifications, so that everyone feels comfortable they know what is expected.
-  * Step 6: Prehearse. Run the simulation from beginning to end without interruptions. Host the prehearsal 'in character' and thereby help the immersion with your own actions.
+  * Step 6: Prehearse. Run the prehearsal from beginning to end without interruptions. Host the prehearsal 'in character' and help the immersion with your own actions.
   * Step 7: Debrief. After the prehearsal is finished, there should be sufficient time for reflection on experiential insights. Integrate the findings with other knowledge gained through other inquiries (analysis, visioning, etc.)
 ==== References ====
+  * [[:/future_fabulators/prehearsing_the_future|Prehearsing the future]]
+  * [[:/resilients/future_prehearsals|Lab notes on prehearsals in Resilients]] and [[:/future_fabulators/prehearsal_methods|Future Fabulators]]
+  * Enacting futures paper (forthcoming)
 Prehearsals are a short-form of the [[pre-enactment]] method.