Comes the time to jump from prototype to action, keeping the team's collaborative spirit. Many projects die here, so this stage is known as the Death Valley. To cross this valley we will use the Karabirrdt (spider web) developed in the Dragon Dreaming methodology; here, tasks are identified visually and work commitments are undertaken by each project team member. We will also use a core principle of Dragon Dreaming: love in action!

1. Project Planning
May 2013
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2. Goals
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What SMART goals (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, timing) do we need
to complete first to make the dream come true?
Include goals for canvas validation and the production and launch of a MVP.
Setting Goals Collaboratively (*)
(*)InspiredinDragonDreamingProjectDesignTools
Each team member decides 6 steps
to be completed to make the project
a reality. Then lists them in rows in a
panel.
The post its are reordered in a way
that each column have enough
similarities .
Each person of the team gets the
responsibility of naming the goal of
one of the columns.
The goals are voted considering
which one is the one that requires be
achieved first.
Goal 6
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3. Tasks to achieve the goals: Karabirrdt
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Connect-
observe
Ideate-
prototiype-
plan
Validate--
Implement
Celebrate-
learn
Individual/project team CommunityEnd
Start
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4. Karabirrdt tips
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• Each team member writes down in post its the tasks he considers
necessary to achieve the goal.
• Each person, with the support of all the team, decides where each task
should be placed in the karabirrdt.
• Once placed all the tasks, observe the karabirrdt. Is it balanced? Each of
the stages requires to have some tasks assigned, both in an individual
basis as in a community basis.
• Once all post its are in place, we substitute the post its by circles, we give
a name to each task, and a number. We link with lines tasks related.
• Celebrate: fill the circle if the task is already completed.
• Distribute tasks: add to each task the name of the project members that
will participate in its completion; consider three roles: enthusiast (green
colour), trainee (red) or mentor ( black).
• Give a budget and hours/days for completion to each task.
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5. 5
Example
What would be the Karabirrdt for a specific goal of this
workshop as it is “Document the workshop in a inspiring
way and accesible world wide”?
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6. Elena Acín
elena.acin@neelabs.net | @elenaacin
Rafael Cobo
rafael.cobo@neelabs.net | @rafael_cobo