Traditional group opinion techniques are riddled with inefficiencies and social biases. Complicated online tools add unnecessary friction.
Feedback Frames are simple analog tools for secret score voting on many options. Participants rate each idea by dropping a token in a range of slots that are hidden by a cover, with results later revealed as a visual graph of opinions.
Voting patterns tell a nuanced story about participants’ opinions on dozen of ideas. From clear consensus to weak majority acceptance to disagreement, polarized, confusion, and other possibilities. See example results from real meetings
Sticker dot voting is a popular facilitation method, but it’s severely flawed. Problems include the bandwagon effect, vote splitting, choice overload, and how easy it is to cheat.
Feedback Frames use secret score voting to give you reliable results every time.
Feedback Frames eliminate friction around live voting. No wasted time logging in to networks or connecting to web tools.
Unlike most non-electronic methods, votes are blind and anonymous through the entire process. No social bias, bandwagon effect or groupthink.
Modify one of our free templates or create your own rating sheet. Use coloured tokens to represent different kinds of participants.
Participants sign every time they drop a token to confirm one vote per person. The number of tokens dropped should equal signatures listed for each frame. Opinions remain secret. See Example Results
US Patent 20180189804A1. Canadian Patent 2989904. Australian Patent 2016287792.
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