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Great ideas take shape together.
Start with a sticky note. Connect ideas to understand each other. Gather your group’s suggestions and build something together.
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Italian tutorial · 57 seconds
Join with a code, suggest a sticky note and see how ideas approved by Fabio become a shared board.
Italian audio and subtitles.
Read how it works and the rules →Everyone suggests. The moderator approves.
Colours, groups and connections give ideas shape.
Compare suggestions and take part in a poll.
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Three ways to begin
In a classroom, with a team or for a shared decision: find your starting point.
Fabio asks a question and shares the code. Students suggest a sticky note from their computer or phone; Fabio approves contributions and discusses them with the class.
“How can we make our school more sustainable?”
The group suggests ideas and connections. Fabio approves and groups the sticky notes, using colours to distinguish topics and priorities. Together, you build a map on the board.
“What do we need for our event?”
Fabio selects sticky notes, writes a question and starts the poll. Participants who joined with a code before it started can vote. Fabio shows the results when it closes and can hold a runoff if there is a tie.
“Which idea should we put into practice first?”
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