PHRONETIK uses hexagons - some carry printed text, others are for writing on, all can be moved around and combined.

 

These hexagons make up an interactive table top display that maps the many arguments of a debate concerning the consequences of a policy proposal, arranged to divide up a big problem into smaller, more understandable parts. Participants use writable hexagons to identify the values they think are at stake and give reasons why certain values should be prioritised.

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Following a set of instructions, participants work as a group to select and re-arrange these hexagons to build a map of a logically structured group position on the proposal.

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Visual, interactive and collaborative, PHRONETIK aims to be a fun and accessible way to think and decide in groups.