The visual check-in is a visual icebreaker that uses the Moodboard to give participants the opportunity to upload photos they have on their camera roll or to submit a picture they found on the Internet. A textual submission is also possible.

In addition to the Wordcloud, we have a Brown Paper canvas available for the collection of ideas. In the Wordcloud ideas can be upvoted. In the Brown Paper, you can enlarge a sticky note and then participants can indicate what they think of that idea with the help of a slider.

You introduce the subject with Polls, Wordclouds and Images for the visual narrative. With the Brown Paper module and the ready-made customer journey template, you allow participants to visualise and discuss the journey with digital stickers.

In our Dotmocracy, dots are not counted that often, that's more quantitative data. In this template, all participants get a personal dot, which you can use as sensors, as pointers or as a way for them to express an opinion.

The MoSCoW method is a way of setting priorities in, for example, software engineering. It classifies the requirements for the result of a project. This starts at the top left with the must haves.