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.
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.