Experience Tours are a good way to spark inspirations by learning first-hand about what makes a great experience – or even what not to do, in the event that you encounter a negative experience. As going on an Experience Tour often means being out and about, it may be difficult to make structured notes on a worksheet. Take a good look at the questions on the worksheet before you go out to get some prompts on the things to look out for.

You can either fill out the worksheet in as the Experience Tour progresses, or use it to jot down quick reminders and then sit down later to fill in all the details.

The idea is to really try and reflect upon the experience and understand the deeper layers – think about how it made you feel, as well as exactly what happened. You can complete one worksheet for every tour you make and later compare these to find relevant connections or even differences.

The questions on the worksheet are examples, you can customise the worksheet to make it relevant to your work.