Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
a round of cards
English answer:
everyone gets a turn
Added to glossary by
Coral Getino
Feb 4, 2005 02:21
19 yrs ago
English term
mairawati (X)
a round of cards
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What is meant by 'round' here? thanks
Context:
Precedural tips: Ask for a round of cards with different ideas. Intuitively begin to form 4-6 pairs of idea cards. Look for new relationships, innovative thinking, not just cards with the same key word
Context:
Precedural tips: Ask for a round of cards with different ideas. Intuitively begin to form 4-6 pairs of idea cards. Look for new relationships, innovative thinking, not just cards with the same key word
Responses
| 4 +6 | everyone gets a turn |
Coral Getino
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| 5 | to be dealt cards |
bigedsenior
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| 4 | see explanation |
conejo
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Responses
+6
6 mins
Coral Getino
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Related KudoZ points
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4
Selected
everyone gets a turn
to turn in a card with different ideas. Pretty much, you go around the table asking every team member to contribute their idea cards.
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Note added at 8 mins (2005-02-04 02:29:17 GMT)
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These cards seem to be flash cards that the participants fill in with their concept ideas - a brainstorming exercise.
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Note added at 8 mins (2005-02-04 02:29:17 GMT)
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These cards seem to be flash cards that the participants fill in with their concept ideas - a brainstorming exercise.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "thanks"
4 mins
see explanation
round: (from Merriam-Webster) a unit of card play constituted by each player's having had a turn (as in playing a card, receiving a card in the deal, dealing, or betting)
a unit or division of play in a sports contest or game which occupies a stated period of time, covers a prescribed distance, includes a specified number of moves or plays, or gives each player one turn
A "round" of cards is a cycle of playing cards, after everyone has had a turn.
However "round" can be used to describe a "cycle" of almost anything, such as a few card games, etc.
a unit or division of play in a sports contest or game which occupies a stated period of time, covers a prescribed distance, includes a specified number of moves or plays, or gives each player one turn
A "round" of cards is a cycle of playing cards, after everyone has had a turn.
However "round" can be used to describe a "cycle" of almost anything, such as a few card games, etc.
11 mins
to be dealt cards
In this context it is not a game of cards, but some form of training or learning. It is saying, "ask to be dealt(given) some cards", at random.
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