SOLO
One person investigates from their own impulse. The question may later involve others. It does not have to.
Group size, duration, manner of carrying out and degree of participation are independent dimensions. A format does not decide where and in which medium an investigation takes place.
One person investigates from their own impulse. The question may later involve others. It does not have to.
Two positions examine the same question. The dialogue is the form, not yet the result.
Several people share a question. The group is not an audience and not a workshop product.
An investigation is developed or spoken in front of others. The lecture is part of the investigating, not a finished proof.
A collaboration over a longer time. The frame can be agreed. The findings cannot.
Others can enter without role, duration or degree of participation already being fixed.
The investigation is not bound to one place. Whether it happens physically, digitally or both is decided by the question. Those conditions are described under Situations.
Physical, digital and hybrid conditions of appearance remain on the Situations page.