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Tricider
Tricider
What is it?
- Free brainstorming/ social voting/ decision making tool.
- Allows you to collect ideas, discuss and vote for them.
Advantages
- Online.
- Extremely easy to use.
- Great when geographic location makes it dificult to meet or you have deadlines.
Possible Library applications
Use when groups or teams need to discuss or vote on an idea and are either unable to meet in person and/or there is a deadline.
How to access
- http://www.tricider.com
- No account required but you can create one or sign in with Facebook and Twitter if you want to track tricisions you have created or been involved in.
Have a go
Activity 1: Particpate in a Tricider brainstorm
We are keen to know what you would like to do for the Libraries and Learning Services Christmas party?
Use the Tricider website https://tricider.com/en/admin/rPIl/25xQnx to help us decide
Try:
- Adding an idea
- Adding an argument
- Voting on an idea
Activity 2: Create your own Tricision
1. Create your own tricider question
2. Ask a couple of the people sitting next to you to respond to your question. You can either email them or give them the url for your tricision
Suggested questions (or create your own).
- Should we be allowed to bring pets to work?
- What is the best holiday destination in New Zealand?
- Are there too many reality cooking shows on television right now?
Begin by clicking here to go to tricider
Here's one we created earlier
Click here to see how the Reference Management Working Group made the decision to go ahead with a newer version of Write n Cite on Library and Information Commons computers.
