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Free workshop kits

# One conversation. A useful next step.

Bring a small group together to choose a focus or learn from one. Take a practical agenda, the right templates and a result you can keep in the tools you already use.

[Choose your workshop](#choose-a-kit)[Follow a complete example](https://tellenze.com/examples/release-notes)

No account or email needed. Read, copy or download. Use with or without Tellenze.

Leave with something clear

## A decision. An owner. A check.

First focusA plan with an outcome, a manageable scope and a review.

Learn from a focusOne working change, with an owner and a way to check it.

These are suggested outputs. Your group supplies the facts and makes the decisions.

Pick the conversation you need

## Start the work. Or carry the lesson forward.

Each kit includes preparation, a timed agenda, portable templates and follow-through. Adjust the suggested timing to your group.

01

Suggested 60 minutes

### Choose a first focus

Agree one useful outcome, decide what belongs now and leave with a focus plan your team can review.

Use it when the team has several requests, but no shared decision about what to move forward.

[Open choose a first focus kit](https://tellenze.com/workshop-kits/first-focus)

Bring togetherThe person responsible for the outcome, contributors who know the work and someone who can check its value.

What you keepOne focus plan: outcome, owner, chosen scope, open questions and a review trigger.

02

Suggested 45 minutes

### Learn from a focus

Review what was delivered, discuss what happened and choose one working change to try in the next relevant focus.

Use it when a focus has delivered useful value and the team needs to carry its learning into the next piece of work.

[Open learn from a focus kit](https://tellenze.com/workshop-kits/learn-from-focus)

Bring togetherThe Product Owner, people who contributed to the focus and reviewers who can explain the delivery evidence.

What you keepOne agreed learning action with an owner, a next use and a check; unfinished work keeps its real state.

Use enough structure

## A little preparation. Room for your judgement.

You do not need to run every tool. Start with the question and use an extra exercise only when it helps make the next decision.

A downloaded kit is a document. It does not create work, invite participants or install a Tellenze template.

- Bring evidence people can actually open.

- Make assumptions and unanswered questions visible.

- Agree who owns each next action and how to check it.

- Keep private information in a place approved by your team.

Before the meeting

## Make the starting point familiar.

Browse the templates, try a tool or see a fictional workflow from request to learning.

COME TAKE A LOOK

## A little less busy.  A lot more together.

Curious? Join the waitlist and see how we welcome your team.

Tell us a little about your team. We’ll explain the next steps and invite you when we have capacity for your workspace.

[Join waitlist](https://tellenze.com/waitlist)Start with your email. No payment needed to join.