Choose the shareable layer

A workshop story might include its purpose, structure and an approved summary of the process. Avoid publishing participant notes, names or screenshots merely because they make the account look authentic. Tap Tap Go’s portfolio and document features can share an illustrative reconstruction where appropriate, clearly labelled as such.

Keep the claim within the evidence

Describe what was delivered rather than claiming broad organisational change without follow-up evidence. If the workshop produced a draft, identify it as a draft. A reader can still understand the facilitator’s approach and ask about a similar engagement without seeing private participant information.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical facilitator shares a fictionalised worksheet demonstrating the workshop method. The profile states that it is illustrative and describes the session’s purpose, while actual participant responses remain private.

Make it practical.

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