PROPOSED FORMAT / Peer feedback
The decision session
A proposed conversation about one creative choice and the question behind it.
NOT A SCHEDULED EVENT / NO BOOKING CREATED
Discuss this subject
PROPOSED
INTENTION
A useful question.
A considered exchange.
A contributor could introduce an authorised example, explain their role and name one point they would like to discuss. Peers could offer specific observations while keeping the context and the limits of their response visible. The intended outcome is a clearer next question, rather than a judgement of competence.
A finished image can start a conversation, but it rarely tells the whole story. A useful peer exchange asks what the work was intended to communicate, which part you contributed and what kind of response could help. This theme makes room for specific observations without turning preference into an official judgement.
WHAT YOU COULD BRING
Prepare
the context.
- One authorised example with the brief and your contribution explained.
- A focused question about intention or presentation.
- The credits and sharing permissions attached to the material.
WHAT NEEDS CONFIRMATION
Know
the arrangement.
An actual exchange needs a responsible host, confirmed subject, date, venue or platform, access/language arrangements, participation terms, permissions, recording policy and any real costs or cancellation arrangements. None are confirmed by this proposal.
The discussion is not a qualification, practical procedure, assessment, legal decision or endorsement. Keep examples proportionate and obtain the permission needed to share them.
Participation with careYOUR OWN REFLECTION / NO SUBMISSION
Keep a thought.
Bring a question.
Use these prompts in your own notes. They prepare a conversation rather than an application, assessment or request for private records.
- What decision is the conversation about?
- What is my actual contribution?
- Which material can I authorise?