Cynefin exemplar kits
List of methods / Cynefin® specific methods
These are prepared sets of exemplar turning points, stories etc which can be used in the Cynefin® creation methods, four corners or four tables methods for the constructing of Cynefin
Kits can be prepared using the approach adopted in Butterfly stamping or variants thereof
The wiki page for each kit should contain links to examples of use, including the creative use so that participants can look at what other people have done
Kits are preferred to creating exemplars in the training itself but when undertaking contextualisation in a business context the exemplars should come from the collected data
Exemplar kits should have the three extreme markers predefined in quasi-narrative/questioning form (for three points but we need 4 for four corners and four tables).
A generic A2 or A1 worksheet is needed - ideally, a circle with a faint triangle pre-drawn
List of kits
Each kit should be a separate article and we need a template. Note the exemplars for linear contectualisation are listed on the page
| Ordered | We can find out what to do, either we all know or experts can help us to predict outcome |
|---|---|
| Complex | No way to predict the outcome, need to follow multiple approaches |
| Chaos | Critical to act immediately as things are random |
| Clear | Have seen it before and you know what to do |
|---|---|
| Complicated | You know someone who could work it out with some analysis |
| Complex | There are competing hypotheses about what is happening |
| Chaos | There is no structure and everything is chaotic in nature |