Asking individuals for explanation is possible. Nuance because participants may keep changing their rating.
Rate designs with stars and make the group rating visible
Rating
Rating has a similar function to Grading, but uses stars instead of a scale. Participants use their phones to rate a design or image, quickly revealing the average opinion of the group.
The result is displayed as a single average score. This makes it possible to visualise the design and the assessment at the same time, which makes Rating very suitable for presentations in which multiple variants are assessed side by side. At the same time, this average offers less guidance for an in-depth discussion, because differences in underlying arguments are not visible.
Rating is therefore mainly used in a later phase of a design or decision-making process, when variants have already been worked out in detail and there is a need for a quick, joint assessment by the group.
Watch a video below where we demonstrate how the rating works.
Groupsize
Predominantly a global overview, Nuance because participants may keep changing their rating. Get participants to raise hands to explain specific responses.
Predominantly a global overview, Nuance because participants may keep changing their rating. Get participants to raise hands to explain specific responses.