| Expert workshop (10) |  |
| Future workshop (8) | |
| Interactive workshop (11) | |
| Workshop (500) | |
| Workshop discussion (7) | |
| Workshop results (3) | |
| Expert workshop (10) | |
| Future workshop (8) | |
| Interactive workshop (11) | |
| Workshop (500) | |
| Workshop discussion (7) | |
| Workshop results (3) | |
while future workshops are interactive and expert panels more for addressing expert opinions. Popper 9 lists and describes 33 different foresight and assessment methods altogether.
future workshops, planning workshops with citizens, focus group exercises etc. These methods in general have a structure,
and discovery Expert panels Technocratic Stakeholder driven Shaped by interaction Future workshops Evolutionary 4 The groups are intended not to be) a typology.
most civil servants were also familiar with‘future essays',quantitative futures research, the Delphi method, game simulations and future workshops.
Beyond that, a series of recurring‘‘Future workshops''were conducted for determining, monitoring and evaluating relevant societal developments.
and potential new products and services within WINN Singular activity 1. 4 Series of future workshops Determined relevant societal developments and innovation needs that the activities originating from WINN give rise to Project 5 In 2008
& (&) Contract partners 1. 4 Series of future workshops & (&) Closed network &=Primary role of the activity,
Table 1. Future-oriented technology analysis methods (Scapolo and Porter, 2008) Families of methods Sample methods Creativity approaches Theory of Inventive Problem solving (TRIZ), future workshops, visioning Monitoring and intelligence
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