Charrette Protocol

TitleCharrette Protocol
Description

The Charrette is a term and process borrowed from the architectural community. Its purpose is to improve a piece of work. As described by Carol Coe at Puyallup High School, Washington, Charrettes are used to "kick up" the level of performance. Individuals or teams call for a Charrette when they are "stuck" when the members of the team have reached a point in the process where they cannot easily move forward on their own. They bring their current ideas, or the actual work in progress, to the Charrette, and then ask the group to "work on the work" for them.

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