How it works

From hosted room to debrief-ready results

A repeatable flow for shared-control decision-making exercises.

Protocol 15 keeps the activity simple: the host selects a scenario, participants join teams, each team takes turns controlling one shared ranking list, and the reveal compares the team's decisions with a guide ranking.

Core loop

The concept is simple: one scenario, one team ranking, one reveal.

This page explains the product mechanics, while Session Flow handles the minute-by-minute runbook for facilitators.

The live session

A host runs the room from the browser. Participants join with a link or code, read the briefing, debate the items, and lock one team ranking before the reveal.

  • Choose a survival scenario
  • Invite participants
  • Teams agree on one ranking
  • Reveal the comparison

The facilitation value

The activity produces structured conversation. Facilitators can use the result to discuss priorities, assumptions, communication, leadership, and how the group handled pressure.

  • Workshop engagement
  • Classroom discussion
  • Team-building debriefs
  • Leadership training conversations

Inside the session

The host keeps the room moving while teams do the decision work.

Participants debate the item order, lock a shared answer, and compare it with the guide ranking when the host reveals results.

Step 1

Host opens the room

Choose a scenario, create the session, and share the join link.

Step 2

Teams commit to one list

Participants debate priorities and lock a shared survival ranking.

Step 3

The reveal starts the debrief

Scores and guide comparisons give the host concrete discussion material.

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Move from mechanics to a facilitator runbook.

Participants join free. No accounts or downloads.

Protocol 15 use cases and crawlable summary

  • Choose a survival scenario
  • Invite participants
  • Teams agree on one ranking
  • Reveal the comparison
  • Workshop engagement
  • Classroom discussion