1. Lay out the Dialoogle Magnum cards on the floor and ask the participants to choose an image each that describes themselves and how they would approach a given assignment.
2. Ask the participants to pair up. They now take turns talking about their picture card, while the other listens and asks questions.
3. A secure relation is now established within the pair, since they have gotten to know each other better and have committed themselves to the conversation.
4. Ask all groups to place their picture cards on the floor in front of them as an “equation”: 1+1 = New possibilities. Ask them to tell each other about the new possibilities they see when the images are added up.
5. When the conversations have had time to unfold, ask all groups to change the order of their cards. Does this new “equation” generate more ideas and solutions?
6. Tell the groups that they are allowed to move their picture cards around and place them as they like, if they are not already doing so: Upside down, displaced, with one picture card covering part of the other, etc. Any way they feel like.
7. When time or energy is about to run out, draw a large speech balloon on the blackboard. Ask each participant to write down a few keywords inside the speech balloon, describing the most important things they have learned from the exercise. Next, the participants present the keywords to their partner or in plenum depending on what makes the most sense.
8. Finally, ask the participants to photograph one or more of the new “equations” that represents important realisations or definite goals in order to remember them later on.

If one pair cannot come up with more possible combinations of two cards, you as the facilitator can choose a random Pocket card and add it between the two Magnum cards as the “plus”-sign in their equation.